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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"therapy clients"”.

  1. The Effect of Personality on Adults' Perceived Benefit of Speech Therapy: A Pilot Study

    … effects of personality in the field of speech therapy have not yet been determined. It was the purpose of this study to evaluate the effect of personality on adults' perceived benefit from speech therapy. Eleven current and former speech therapy clients participated in this study. Each were …

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  2. Treatment outcomes in a psychology training clinic

    <p>Psychotherapy outcomes are influenced by a number of factors, including client and therapist pretreatment, relational, and intervention factors. The current study utilized data from Eastern Michigan University's Psychology Training Clinic to investigate the effects of pretreatment factors as …

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  3. An Exploration of Object Relations and the Early Working Alliance in a University Clinic Sample

    … study investigated the relationship between clients' object relations functioning and the working alliance. The Social Cognition and Object Relations Scale (SCORS; Westen, 1991), an object relations scoring system for the TAT, was used to assess object relations functioning. Forty-eight …

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  4. Disadvantaged Social Class And Clients' Experiences In Therapy: A Qualitative Investigation

    … a theoretical model to illustrate disadvantaged clients' social class-related experiences in therapy. Clients' perceptions of therapist behaviors that positively and negatively influenced the quality of their therapy were also explored. Individual interviews were conducted with 18 adult clients

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  5. The client’s explicit expression of anger towards their therapist: a grounded theory study of female trainee therapists

    … was conducted through interviewing 9 female therapy clients using semi-structured interviews and carrying out the analysis using constructivist grounded theory. The research found there were different processes at play that were present within the therapeutic relationship leading up to the …

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  6. The Art Encounter for Self-Reflection: An Art-Based Phenomenological Inquiry

    … responsive to what arises in the dynamic between clients and their art. The results of the present study support the promotion of client-driven relationships between clients and their art and validate the practice of engaging art-therapy clients with art as a means of self-reflection.</p>

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  7. An exploration of therapist and patient factors and their relationship to outcome in "2+1" brief therapy

    … differences in the process of CB and PI therapy and has highlighted factors which contribute to outcome. The present research aimed to explore three factors, therapist focus, client experiencing and client cognitive change, in very brief 2+1 therapy, and explore their relation to …

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  8. Therapists’ internalised representations of their therapist: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis

    Research investigating clients’ internalised representations of their therapists has shown that developed therapist representations can be evoked by clients both within therapy and post-therapy. Clients can use their therapist representations to problem-solve, to self-soothe and to introspect. …

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  9. Assessing therapists’ attitudes toward consensually non-monogamous clients

    … recent research on this topic has focused on CNM clients’ perceptions of their therapists’ cultural competence working with CNM clients, few studies have addressed therapists’ cultural competence or bias in working with these populations. At the time of this study’s proposal, only two studies were …

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  10. Protection from Dangerous Emotions: Interruption of Emotional Experience in Psychotherapy

    … To identify the central elements in depressed clients process of self-interruption of emotion (SIE) in an experiential therapy session. Research Design: A two-study, multi-method research design was used to examine both the overt performance and subjective experience of SIE. Methods: The first …

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  11. Participating in a Research Study: a Qualitative Study of the Clients' and Therapists' Experience

    … an exploratory study of the experiences of 26 clients and 5 therapists participating in a research project testing a manualized multi-couple treatment program for domestic violence. The purpose of this study was to understand the experience of clients and therapists in participating in a …

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