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Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2012
Relationship problems and depression often influence one another in a bidirectional, recursive fashion. Results from several clinical trials have demonstrated that couple therapy is effective in improving depression and reducing relationship problems. In this article, we describe an approach to working with depression in partnered individuals who are ...
Mark A, Whisman, Steven R H, Beach
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Relationship problems and depression often influence one another in a bidirectional, recursive fashion. Results from several clinical trials have demonstrated that couple therapy is effective in improving depression and reducing relationship problems. In this article, we describe an approach to working with depression in partnered individuals who are ...
Mark A, Whisman, Steven R H, Beach
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Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2020
Depression is a common mental disorder that is present in all populations across the globe. The disorder is characterised by feelings of sadness, worthlessness or guilt, changes in sleeping pattern...
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Depression is a common mental disorder that is present in all populations across the globe. The disorder is characterised by feelings of sadness, worthlessness or guilt, changes in sleeping pattern...
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Counseling and Couple Therapy for Infertile Couples*
Family Process, 2002The article describes a two‐tier, interdisciplinary design for the psychological counseling and therapy of childless couples. It is solution‐ and resource‐oriented and avoids psychopathological ascriptions. Couples are supported in coming to terms with the crisis of a physical disorder and its emotional consequences; they are also aided in developing ...
Heike, Stammer +2 more
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Journal of Feminist Family Therapy, 2000
In this paper we describe the application of the relational model to couples therapy. The model emphasizes the importance of holding awareness of self, other, and the relationship. The therapist’s primary work is to help each member of the couple hold this relational awareness.
Stephen J. Bergman, Janet L. Surrey
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In this paper we describe the application of the relational model to couples therapy. The model emphasizes the importance of holding awareness of self, other, and the relationship. The therapist’s primary work is to help each member of the couple hold this relational awareness.
Stephen J. Bergman, Janet L. Surrey
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Alliances in Couple and Family Therapy
Psychotherapy, 2011This chapter reviews meta-analytic evidence for the alliance-outcome relation in couple and family therapy (CFT). The authors describe the unique features of CFT alliances and their measurement, followed by case descriptions. A meta-analysis of 48 studies (Ns = 2,568 families, 1,545 couples, and 491 effect sizes) found r = .297.
Myrna L, Friedlander +3 more
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Cognitive Therapy with Couples
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 1982Although behavior therapists who treat distressed marriages traditionally have acknowledged that spouses’ cognitive appraisals of each other’s behavior play a role in relationship dysfunction, interventions focusing on cognitive components of relationship problems clearly have played a secondary or even a minor role in formal behavioral approaches ...
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Couple Therapy by a Married Couple
Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, 1979M M, Berger, L F, Berger
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