[PDF] Top 20 Therapists’ internalised representations of their therapist: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis

... their therapists speaking to them in an advisory capacity such as a mentor-mentee style of ...their therapist voice and effectively use the communication to assist in times that required a second ... See full document

... occupational therapist in the early eighties, the dominant paradigm at that time was a reductionist, medical ...occupational therapist working with people with learning disabilities with extreme challenging ... See full document

... the therapist will not only confront sadistic acts and fantasies of the client, but will also be required to confront their own sadistic fantasies and ...The therapist may see their fantasies to hurt the ... See full document

... a therapist and the animosity that used to be felt by his colleagues towards the person occupying the position of lead ...and therapist and for responding ...that therapists who are very empathic are ... See full document

... the therapist, are defended against, but the therapist’s constant interpretation of these leads to their expression in therapy” (Coren, 2010, ...The therapist can then help the client override avoidance and ... See full document

... (LGB) therapists to heterosexual or LGB ...the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to examine eight semi-structured interviews with LGB clients in a family-oriented therapy in ...Greece. ... See full document

... IPA has a conception of the person as inherently self-reflective who, when faced with difficulties or unexpected events, quite naturally attempts to make sense of what is happening. This sense making happens ... See full document

... She appeared intelligent, articulate, and outwardly confident, presenting as though she experienced no problems at all. At times there appeared to be tears in her eyes, however, her emotions appeared to be in conflict ... See full document

... for therapists working with individuals with drug ...their therapist, a human being, as opposed to a drug, an inanimate object, for affect ...their therapist (Holmes, ...Therefore, therapists ... See full document

... There is a long history of individuals using their experiential knowledge of needs, offending and resettlement to support others through the process of desistance or recovery (with much literature here being relevant to ... See full document

... Last week, as part of an undergraduate lab class on qualitative research, I gave a short lecture on coding qualitative data, I then asked the students to read and code an extract of data. Many of them looked rather ... See full document

... Ethical approval was acquired from the host institution. An interview schedule started with general items (e.g., ‘how do you like to spend your leisure time?’) before turning to non- drinking items that were both broad ... See full document

... a phenomenological experience rather than being confined to traditional religious settings aligns with Lawrence’s (2011) explication of new age spirituality where individuals seek enlightenment and belonging ... See full document

... and Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was adopted as methodological preference, which particularly monitors the lived experience of ... See full document

... The analysis firstly involved all five authors reading the transcripts in great detail and becoming familiar with the data, whilst recording their initial ideas in the left-hand margin of the ...an analysis ... See full document

... in-depth phenomenological study conducted with eight entrepreneurs who have directly experienced ...empirical analysis of failure as a learning journey, exploring the immediate negative impact of failure ... See full document

... using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Data analysis led to a narrative organized in two ...Depression, Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA), ... See full document

... data analysis in some studies make it more difficult to draw firm conclusions about treatment effects and the contribution of specific components or to make predictions about which individual patients might do ... See full document

... This phenomenological perspective may help explain why several of the participants presented such complex emotions around the tricky phenomena of receiving a kidney from a deceased ... See full document

... In the seventh paper, Johanna Spiers and Ruth Riley demonstrate IPA can work usefully alongside other forms of analysis, in this case, thematic analysis. In a large sample of forty seven GPs they were keen ... See full document