Person-centered and Experiential Approach
The inter-experiential field: Perceptions and metaperceptions in person-centered and experiential psychotherapy
... the approach outlined here and the more intrapersonally-oriented process-experiential approach of Greenberg, Elliott and others ...within person-centered and experiential ...
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Bridging the gap between therapy research and practice in a person-centered/experiential therapy training program : the Leuven systematic case study research protocol
... and experiential therapies, especially within specific client populations or with respect to specific client ...on person-centered/ experiential ...(PRN) approach, promoted in the USA ...
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Person-centered/experiential psychotherapy for anxiety difficulties : theory, research and practice
... Approach. I am deeply appreciative of the help I received in carrying out the research on which this article is based, including the clients, volunteer therapists, students, research associates, and members of the ...
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Person-centered care for older people with dementia in the acute hospital
... analysis approach to chal- lenging behavior, which considers biological, biographical, psycho-emotional, and situational factors in the understand- ing the unmet needs of the patient, is ...an experiential ...
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Between freedom and despair: Existential challenges and contributions to person-centered and experiential therapy
... phenomenological psychiatry to propose a more holistic, humanistic and relational means of understanding psychological distress. Binswanger’s work came to form the basis for ‘Daseinsanalytic’ psychotherapy (see Boss, ...
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Doing research on the effectiveness of psychotherapy and psychotherapy training: a person-centered/experiential perspective
... this approach, based on the client’s beginning level of symptom severity and the amount of positive or negative change shown since pretreatment, it is possible to classify (and color-code) clients as nonclinical ...
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Person-centered therapy : a pluralistic perspective
... established person-centered and experiential (PCE) ...pluralistic approach to person-centered therapy holds other perspectives and practices within the PCE community in high ...
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Validation of the person-centered maternity care scale in India
... of person-centered maternity care and identify domains; (2) Item generation based on existing tools with additional questions; (3) Expert reviews in with experts in Kenya, India (Uttar Pradesh), and the US ...
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Constructing conceptualizations of English academic writing within an EFL context: streams of influence at a Taiwan university
... 2.1 English-dominant context writing paradigms: An introduction 2.1.1 Current traditional paradigm 2.1.1.1 The pattern/product approach 2.1.2 Learner-centered paradigm 2.1.2.1 The person[r] ...
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Thoughts about Person Centered Care for the Adult Population with Multimorbidity
... We found a trend towards higher prevalence rates of chronic diseases with increasing age, especially among those who were 75 - 79. This was consistent with most studied [21] [28] [29] [35] [36], probably because the ...
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Delivering person-centered care with an electronic health record
... While the majority of the research on EHRs has been in medical settings, this study focuses on how they influ- ence the delivery of person-centered care in behavioral health settings. Although slower to ...
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Conceptualizing the Student-Centered Outreach Model for experiential learning and community transformation
... such approach is the Student-Centered Outreach (S-C-O) model conceived and run at Gulu University in ...enhancing experiential learning, (ii) promoting university linkage with the community, and ...
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Helpful factors and outcomes in person-centered therapy with clients who experience psychotic processes: therapists' perspectives
... Fifteen responses referred to examples of exercising particular care and attention. Several participants wanted or needed more than one therapist in room or to have co-therapists. One participant explained that this was ...
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Testing Feedback Intervention Theory: Effects of Person-centered and Task-centered Feedback on Attention and Performance.
... the person centered feedback condition (H4) such that task focused coping behaviors were higher than both task centered and no feedback ...the person centered feedback group reported ...
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Amygdalar reactivity is associated with prefrontal cortical thickness in a large population based sample of adolescents
... revealed between Performance IQ and cortical thickness. Further, no trend-level associations (p<0.005 uncorrected) were observed in any of the cortical regions that were related to amygdalar reactivity (in both whole ...
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Physical activity and exercise in adults with type 1 diabetes: understanding their needs using a person centered approach
... knowledge, rather than discouraging them from engaging in physical activity we discovered that they were more inclined to experiment and take risks. This meant decision-making was based on trying a number of different ...
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Scoping Review of the Person-Centered Literature in Adult Physical Rehabilitation
... Lastly, stroke and neurological conditions were among the most addressed health conditions, at odds with epidemiological data pointing to higher global burden of disability from pain and musculoskeletal conditions [68], ...
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Person-centred/experiential approaches to social anxiety : initial outcome results
... SA organized around core emotion scheme of Self as socially defective. Basis of SA: Fear that this core defective self will be seen & negatively judged by others.[r] ...
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Development and process evaluation of an educational intervention for overdose prevention and naloxone distribution by general practice trainees
... Intranasal naloxone (INN) is a needleless, safe and effective alternative to intramuscular formulations [13, 14, 37–39]. Future studies should use INN for training and distribution, especially because of its safety for ...
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Research on person-centred/experiential psychotherapy and counselling : summary of the main findings
... For example, many humanistic-experiential psychotherapies have drawn on psychodrama and Gestalt therapy traditions to develop different forms of in- session ‘enactments’. Most commonly, these methods involve the ...
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