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期刊名:Research in psychotherapy-psychopathology process and outcome

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ISSN:2239-8031

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Hubert De Condé,Emmanuelle Zech,Jochem Willemsen Hubert De Condé
This study explores the interconnexion between personal and professional development in therapist growth. This research examines a self-integrated perspective on training, by looking at the equal importance of nurturing personal development...
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The need to develop psychotherapists' skills to respond to current treatment challenges, such as addressing trauma due to the refugee crisis, is increasing. However, there is a dearth of evidencebased training for psychotherapists who work ...
Mariagrazia Di Giuseppe,Katie Aafjes-van Doorn,Vera Békés et al. Mariagrazia Di Giuseppe et al.
Research into defensive functioning in psychotherapy has thus far focused on patients' defense use. However, also the defensive functioning of therapists might be significant because of its potential in promoting changes in the patient's ov...
Irene Messina,Giovanna Trimoldi Irene Messina
The role of the therapist has received growing attention in psychotherapy research, suggesting that training effectiveness may also depend on the person of the trainees, with relevant implications in terms of candidate selection or tailorin...
Kim De Jong,Johanna Wilkens,Timothy Anderson et al. Kim De Jong et al.
Therapists' responses to challenging therapy situations on the Facilitative Interpersonal Skills (FIS) performance task are a significant predictor of therapists' differences in treatment outcomes. The aim of this study was to assess whethe...
Christin Janine Grevenhaus,Christoph Flückiger,Lea Theimer et al. Christin Janine Grevenhaus et al.
The extent to which psychotherapeutic techniques have an impact on outcome has been studied on a regular basis. To date, there are no meta-analytic attempts to clarify the association between techniques and outcome in multi-therapeutic appr...
Gianluca Cruciani,Marianna Liotti,Vittorio Lingiardi Gianluca Cruciani
Motivations to become psychotherapists have long been associated with the concept of the wounded healer, which posits that practitioners entering the field of mental health often do so as a result of their own personal struggles and challen...
Alessandro Ridolfi Alessandro Ridolfi
In the field of clinical governance, the search for progressive high-quality health interventions is accompanied by the different health values they assume for the different stakeholders involved. With increasing frequency, the value of cli...
Gaia Albano,Arianna Teti,Arianna Scrò et al. Gaia Albano et al.
Treating patients with eating disorders can be challenging for therapists, as it requires the establishment of a strong therapeutic relationship. According to the literature, therapist characteristics may influence intervention outcomes. Th...
Giorgio Falgares,Giulia Costanzo,Giovanna Manna et al. Giorgio Falgares et al.
Childhood emotional maltreatment (abuse and neglect) may contribute to the development of internalizing problems in adolescence. However, the mechanisms explaining this association should be examined further. This study explored the mediati...