The therapeutic alliance in the early part of cognitive - behavioral therapy for the eating disorders
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She appreciates the importance of a trusting
therapeutic alliance in the clients» healing journey, and aims to provide a safe, containing, empathic and non-judgmental environment, in which the clients can be themselves, explore any personal issues, and focus on the here and now and / or something of the past.
Interpersonal predictors of early
therapeutic alliance in a transdiagnostic cognitive - behavioral treatment for adolescents with anxiety and depression.
Results were mixed, with 2 studies showing no significant differences in therapeutic alliance (eg, overall alliance and various subscales) between e-therapy and face - to - face therapy, and 1 study showing higher scores for
therapeutic alliance in e-therapy than in face - to - face therapy.
Cook and Doyle [6] investigated whether
the therapeutic alliance in e-therapy is different from face - to - face therapy in a sample of 15 participants.
At that point, however, there had been only three therapist / client contacts, which may not in fact have been sufficient to evaluate
the therapeutic alliance in online therapy.
Results indicated that patients gave high ratings for
therapeutic alliance in e-therapy, with the means for the subscales of bond and partnership between therapist and patient (mean 5.97, SD 1.26) and confident collaboration between therapist and patient (mean 6.19, SD 1.24) within the range of reported means for previous face - to - face therapy studies.
Therapy can be helpful by offering an intelligible and shared understanding of the problems, pulling partners together around a common vision for moving forward, and forming a strong and trusting
therapeutic alliance in working toward goals.
The therapeutic alliance in group psychotherapy is with the group itself (comprised of the group psychotherapist and the group members) and not just with the psychotherapist.
He conducted research on
the therapeutic alliance in working with adults struggling to overcome the effects of childhood abuse.
This study examined the strength of
the therapeutic alliance in the early stages of cognitive - behavioral therapy (CBT) for the eating disorders, and whether the strength of that alliance is associated with early eating characteristics, comorbid axis 1 features and axis 2 features.
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Disaggregating the effects of treatment, therapist, patient characteristics, and
therapeutic alliance in psychotherapy research is notoriously difficult, and this preliminary study wisely leaves these questions alone.
Further investigation into the role of
therapeutic alliance in a co-morbidity setting with this population is needed, as well as the type of intervention that is useful and effective e.g. CBT.
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Not exact matches
Working With Families: A Collaborative and Empowering Approach — Weber Community Center, Los Angeles, CA — workshop for a clinical team working with Full Service Partnership / Wraparound families
in South Central Los Angeles focusing on working with families, including a discussion on family systems theory, family therapy approaches, and creating
therapeutic alliances with the whole family unit.
Nevertheless, programs vary
in their criteria for defining a satisfactory relationship: some focus on a constructed friendship, others on a teacher — learner relationship, and still others on a
therapeutic alliance.
First conceptualized by D.W. Winnicott, holding
in this book refers to a therapist's capacity to respond to postpartum distress
in a way that facilitates an immediate and successful
therapeutic alliance.
The study analyzed changes
in prescriptions and pricing for 1,302 drugs
in 78
therapeutic classes
in the United States, before and after an
alliance of private employers began using reference pricing.
In psycho -
therapeutic terms, it is a
therapeutic alliance» (Morris, 2015).
Several campaigns underway including developing a simulation - based learning centre, endowing a chair
in palliative care research, creating Atlantic Canada's first academic neurosicence
alliance, realigning outpatient clinics, and restoring the
therapeutic pool at the QEII's Rehabilitation Centre
- Establish and maintain rapport and a strong
therapeutic alliance while motivating clients to be actively engaged
in therapy and to complete homework assignments.
They prioritize
alliance and acceptance
in the
therapeutic relationship.
A
therapeutic alliance promotes emotional expression, honesty, and it allows clients to take the risks necessary for growth
in a supportive environment.
Counseling or therapy is a safe environment
in which one can feel heard and come together with a neutral person, and form a
therapeutic alliance.
Knowing how to navigate the complexities and nuances of establishing a
therapeutic alliance, especially
in the initial encounter, is arguably one of the most important skills to master.