Sentences with phrase «therapeutic encounter»

Lifton argued that the shared antiwar position of the professionals was inseparable from their capacity to contribute to the psychological health of the veterans, «and that, since political and ethical views inevitably affect and to some extent define therapeutic encounters, we would do better to examine these relationships openly.»

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As in the case - example of Mandy and David (below), setting the context for becoming only temporarily (albeit deeply) involved with the family from the first therapeutic encounter.

We are sometimes so busy demonstrating that a therapy is «more than a placebo,» we forget that the effects of symbols and therapeutic encounters can be valuable in and of themselves and that these and other «placebo effects» are foundational to medicine as a healing profession.»

«These findings turn our understanding of the placebo effect on its head,» said joint senior author Ted Kaptchuk, director of the Program for Placebo Studies and the Therapeutic Encounter at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.

«Our team measures the impact of the elements of health care that don't fall under the rubric of «tricks of the trade» — in other words, the symbols, rituals, patient and provider mindsets, and therapeutic encounters,» he says.

In a review published in the New England Journal of Medicine last year, Kaptchuk sets his sights beyond the sugar pill to define placebo effects as «any improvements in patients» symptoms that come out of the therapeutic encounter, [including] health care paraphernalia and settings, emotional and cognitive engagement with clinicians, empathic and intimate witnessing, and the laying on of hands.»

After all, says Ted Kaptchuk, Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Harvard - wide Program in Placebo Studies and the Therapeutic Encounter (PiPS), «These effects are at the core of the healing profession.»

Lawrence, Elizabeth A. «Wild Birds: Therapeutic Encounters and Human Meanings.»

Empirical studies have demonstrated that over 90 % of the success of any therapeutic encounter can be directly attributed to the depth and quality of rapport.

There is no problem large or small that can't be addressed through partnership in a therapeutic encounter grounded in scientific principle, artistry and magic.»

A systemic perspective on the opening of a therapeutic encounter.

The Integrated model therefore takes the position, somewhat in juxtaposition to contemporary practice, that achieving change requires more than the content of carefully constructed therapeutic conversation alone, albeit that this remains a crucial aspect of a therapeutic encounter.

Understanding the power and influence held by dominant social and family narratives, narrative therapy considers that no therapeutic encounter can be truly objective.

Much more than partnership, Grey said open dialogue was about a complete reconfiguration of power and knowledge in the therapeutic encounter.

The process of Imago Relationship Therapy is aimed at using this context to transform relationships into a therapeutic encounter and fuel for each partner's psychological and spiritual self - completion.

Based in the principles of Gestalt Therapy, attendees will learn how sound and music can bring deeper meaning and experience to the therapeutic encounters with children and adolescents.

Together with others, Spotnitz develop a broader psychoanalytic orientation that is relational, interactive, and oriented to the present moment of each therapeutic encounter.