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Marital power, marital adjustment, and therapy outcome.
Journal of Family Psychology, 1996This study examined the association of marital power type to (a) marital adjustment and (b) response to behavioral marital therapy. A behavioral measure was used to classify 53 distressed couples into egalitarian, husband-dominant, wife-dominant, or anarchic power patterns.
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The Use of Art Therapy in Marital and Sex Therapy
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1985The literature pertaining to the use of art therapy in marital and sex counseling of couples is reviewed. All articles in this area are based on case study reports; therefore, their conclusions must be considered with caution. Art therapy techniques which have been developed for use in marriage counseling are identified, and several advantages to the ...
R J, Barth, B N, Kinder
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Posted Summaries in Marital Therapy
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1978Summaries of marital therapy sessions, similar to those used in group psychotherapy by Yalom, were posted to reach couples three or four days after each session. The summaries of 600 to 1,000 words included a narrative account of the session and some editorial comment by the therapist.
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Countertransference in marital therapy for infidelity
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1998Marital therapy for infidelity may bring up intense countertransference feelings in the therapist. Biases and identifications with one or the other spouse, moralism, and feelings of anger, helplessness, and hopelessness often surface while working with clients dealing with extramarital affairs.
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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 1986
Affect has been conceptualized in various ways. These conceptualizations have influenced the manner in which emotion is dealt with in marital therapy. Using a network theory of emotion, the role of the evocation of emotion in emotionally focused marital therapy to create intimacy and facilitate conflict resolution is discussed.
Leslie S. Greenberg, Susan M. Johnson
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Affect has been conceptualized in various ways. These conceptualizations have influenced the manner in which emotion is dealt with in marital therapy. Using a network theory of emotion, the role of the evocation of emotion in emotionally focused marital therapy to create intimacy and facilitate conflict resolution is discussed.
Leslie S. Greenberg, Susan M. Johnson
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Sex therapy as an aid to marital and family therapy
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1977The treatment by a qualified sex therapist of a sexually dysfunctional couple referred by a family or marital therapist often significantly factilitates the overall therapeutic progress. When "successful," relevant effects of sex therapy include a better dyadic relationship, optimism about therapy in general, and greater willingness to change ...
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The Family Journal, 1993
The dynamics of marriage and marital therapy are explored by means of outcome and process research.
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The dynamics of marriage and marital therapy are explored by means of outcome and process research.
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1978
This article presents an integrated cognitive-behavioral model for conjoint therapy of chronic marital discord. The model is based on eight empirically testable hypotheses that are clinically relevant and integrate contributions from general systems theory, behavioral marital therapy, and psychoanalysis. Disproof of cognitive schemas for the perception
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This article presents an integrated cognitive-behavioral model for conjoint therapy of chronic marital discord. The model is based on eight empirically testable hypotheses that are clinically relevant and integrate contributions from general systems theory, behavioral marital therapy, and psychoanalysis. Disproof of cognitive schemas for the perception
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Journal of Rational-Emotive Therapy, 1986
This article reviews recent applications of cognitive therapy to the treatment of marital distress. Three categories of cognitive phenomena that can decrease marital satisfaction and elicit dysfunctional interactions between spouses are described. First, “automatic thoughts” that comprise an individual's stream-of-consciousness thinking about marital ...
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This article reviews recent applications of cognitive therapy to the treatment of marital distress. Three categories of cognitive phenomena that can decrease marital satisfaction and elicit dysfunctional interactions between spouses are described. First, “automatic thoughts” that comprise an individual's stream-of-consciousness thinking about marital ...
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1983
Over the last decade these therapies have become popular and fashionable practices, particularly among behaviourally oriented therapists and social work counsellors. It is not another type of therapy but essentially a redefinition of the therapeutic task itself.
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Over the last decade these therapies have become popular and fashionable practices, particularly among behaviourally oriented therapists and social work counsellors. It is not another type of therapy but essentially a redefinition of the therapeutic task itself.
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