psychotherapy process-outcome research
Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research
... for psychotherapy to be effective, clients must perceive it as being ...attenuated outcome levels. Regardless of the mechanism underlying the process, mo- dality similarity between therapists and ...
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Psychotherapy change process research : realizing the promise
... sequential process design in CPR and its firm grounding in concrete clinical practice, one might ask why it is not more widely ...their process within sessions does not tell us whether or how this ...
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Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research
... interpersonal process variables as measured by the Structural Analysis of Social Behav- ...poor outcome cases, although this finding was not statistically significant because of the small sample ...poor ...
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A protocol for systematic case study research in pluralistic counselling and psychotherapy
... with outcome. The relevance of this type of research can be supported by reference to developments within the field of emotion-focused therapy (Greenberg, ...the process of pluralistic ...the ...
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Dreams In Jungian Psychology: The Use Of Dreams As An Instrument For Research, Diagnosis And Treatment Of Social Phobia
... therapist’s psychotherapy prognosis ...or outcome of ...and psychotherapy outcome and ...the process of therapy, and the therapist’s dreams about the ...diagnosis, research and ...
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Relational interventions in psychotherapy: development of a therapy process rating scale
... Different psychotherapy modalities work, on average, equally well ...various psychotherapy modes work to promote the best possible treatment effect (outcome) for each ...the process of therapy ...
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A Retrospective Study of the Outcome of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy for Children with and without Chronic Medical Conditions
... diagnostic process. The research co-ordinator (rater 1) who had introduced the scale to the mother and explained its use but who did not know how the mother had filled it in completed a CBCL on the child ...
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Psychotherapy and social support - Integrating research on psychological helping
... standard psychotherapy process research, where it is common for studies to use observational methods, in which raters code clearly defined process variables from video or audio records of the ...
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Pre-therapy process and outcome: A review of research instruments and findings
... Various studies of psychotherapy have demonstrated relationships between therapist in-session behavior and client processes (Hill & Lambert, 2003). In Pre-Therapy, therapists employ contact reflections to ...
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Doing research on the effectiveness of psychotherapy and psychotherapy training: a person-centered/experiential perspective
... in psychotherapy training clinics and institutes, where they are typically used to assess students’ abilities to think about clients in theory-relevant terms, carry out effective therapeutic interventions, and ...
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Qualitative methods in psychotherapy outcome research
... therapy outcome include diaries, journals and personal logs, methods that involve data collection carried out at regular intervals over ...collection process in the form of Ecological Momentary Assessment ...
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Therapist and clinic effects in psychotherapy: a three-level model of outcome variability
... The findings above come with a number of caveats, most of which concern the data sample. The disadvantages (and advantages) of using routinely collected data for research purposes have been well documented (e.g., ...
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Changing the outcome An explorative research on the relationship between the implementation process and the improvement of study success
... implementation process, the senior management functions as an effective team with general-management orientation (Beer & Eisenstat, 2000, ...this process of constructive conflict different interests are ...
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The neglect of treatment-construct validity in psychotherapy research: a systematic review of comparative RCTs of psychotherapy for Borderline Personality Disorder
... The same goes for alternative treatment contrasts – without measuring them they cannot be eliminated as potential threats to the construct validity of the conclu- sions. For example, even though the experimental design ...
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An exploration into the client at the heart of therapy : a qualitative perspective
... Many of the implications of this study to the practice of therapy appear in the book On Being a Client: Understanding the process of counseling and psychotherapy (Howe 1993). In this, Howe presents three ...
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Sedentary Behavior Research Network (SBRN) – Terminology Consensus Project process and outcome
... HALO Research Group, CHEO Research Institute, 401 Smyth Road, Ottawa K1H 8 L1, Ontario, Canada and and Department of Pediatrics, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada; Patricia Tucker (ttuck- ...Health ...
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Is treatment outcome improved if patients match themselves to treatment options? Study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
... of research in alcoholism treatment per- tains to patient-treatment ...(UKATT) research team conducted a pragmatic randomized trial with two different treatment options ...
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Using Big Data in Psychotherapy Research: Possibilites and Perils
... stringent controls to demonstrate strong relationships between treatment and outcomes. With the Consumer Reports study, Seligman (1995) was able to demonstrate how effectiveness studies provide an important role in the ...
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Narratives of clients' experiences of cognitive behaviour therapy : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... In conclusion, clients’ perspectives on their experiences of CBT should be of particular value to researchers and practitioners. This study showed that discovery- oriented interview-based approaches to CBT ...
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Into the Labyrinth. A Case Study of a therapist’s journey with an adult survivor of childhood abuse
... The title of this case study “Into the Labyrinth” is taken from a final powerful example of creative process that facilitated movement and change. Here, the power of myth to carry meaning transformed the client’s ...
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