... supported therapy relationships. In J. C. Norcross (Ed.), Psychotherapy relationships that work (pp. 3–16). New York: Oxford University Press. Rhodes, R., Hill, C., Thompson, B., & Elliot, R. ( 1994 ). Client retrospective recall of resolved and unresolved misunderstanding...

... therapeutic practices stage of change transtheoretical model therapy relationship tailoring treatment meta-analysis treatment adaptation In the transtheoretical model, behavior change is conceptualized as a process that unfolds over time and involves progression through a series of five stages...

... Treatment Trial UKATT weighted cognitive behavioral therapy CBT solution focused therapy SFT client contributions research limitations therapeutic practices coping style psychotherapy outcome treatment fit therapy relationship meta-analysis It is important that children, early on, acquire...

... suicidal ideation Klauer T mediators moderators Schneider W client contributions Christian culture research limitations Heimberg R G Holt C S Role Induction Interview RII Tinsley H E A therapeutic practices patient expectations outcome expectations treatment outcome meta-analysis therapy...

... and outcome. This chapter discusses the practice implications of these findings and related research on the link between attachment and the therapy relationship. attachment Bowlby John client characteristics Ainsworth M S infant parent relationship internal working models IWMs parent Strange Situation...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 9 discusses cognitive analytic therapy, and covers origins of the approach, assessment and case formulation, applicability, processes of change, the therapy relationship, methods and techniques, a case study, empirical research, and future directions. Ryle...

... techniques as very limited in focus on the therapy relationship and importance of therapist interpersonal skills. It also illustrates the central importance of the therapeutic relationship in cognitive and behavioural practice. The cognitive and behavioral specialty carries with its history a strong...

...John C. Norcross Congruence or genuineness is a relationship element with an extensive and important history within psychotherapy. Congruence is an aspect of the therapy relationship with two facets, one intrapersonal and one interpersonal. This chapter defines...

... formation of the first task force, the third Interdivisional APA Task Force ¹ on evidence-based relationships and responsiveness once again sought to identify what works in the therapy relationship and what works in therapy for particular clients based on updated meta-analyses that were later...

...This concluding chapter offers future research directions, training recommendations, and practice guidelines for psychotherapy for pregnancy loss. It is suggested that future research, practice, and training in this area prioritize the therapy relationship as a vehicle to help clients process...

...Oxford University Press Qualitative research methods were used to elicit master therapists' statements regarding their use and understanding of the therapy relationship. The master therapists were identified and recruited in a previous study (Jennings & Skovholt, 1999) through a procedure used...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 11 provides a comprehensive picture of the empirical evidence identifying aspects of the therapy relationship that enhance outcome when treating personality disorders (PDs). This includes a review of the current literature, the quality of the therapeutic interaction...

... and the person-centered approach: New directions in theory, research, and practice (pp. 41–58). New York: Praeger. Litter, M. ( 2004 ). Relationship-based psychotherapy with court-involved youth: The therapy relationship’s effect on outcome. Dissertation Abstracts International...

... analysis research limitations therapeutic practices psychotherapy religion spirituality therapy relationship meta-analysis One relationship factor that can potentially affect the outcome of psychotherapy is the match or mismatch between a client’s religious or spiritual (R/S) beliefs and the type...

...This final chapter reports our research conclusions and practice recommendations from the twenty meta-analyses. This chapter places the meta-analytic evidence on therapy relationships in the context of “treatment effects” and integrate research in the three key contributions: client, relationship...

...-disclosure immediacy alliance ruptures rupture repairs psychotherapy methods psychotherapy outcome therapy relationship C2P1 There is a deep and abiding synergy between psychotherapy methods and the therapeutic relationship. They constantly shape and inform each other. The relationship does not exist...

...ii 1 1 Introduction The guiding initiative behind this book was to take the most current research in the field on the therapy relationship and apply it to a specific clinical context, that of psychotherapy for pregnancy loss. This notion was born from over 60 years of research on the association...

... as research limitation Ackerman S J Capps K L Hilsenroth M J diversity gender age Ekman P training training implications emotion coaching psychotherapy meta-analysis emotion therapist emotional expression client emotional expression therapy relationship C12.P1 Emotion is universally regarded...