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Therapeutic Factors in Group Psychotherapy

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1981
This is a review of theoretical, empirical, and clinical research on therapeutic factors (TFs) in group psychotherapy covering the period 1955 to 1979. Therapeutic factors are processes that contribute to improvement in the patient's condition; they are different from conditions for change and from techniques.
S, Bloch, E, Crouch, J, Reibstein
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The therapeutic dilemma: how to use psychotherapy

International Journal of Andrology, 2005
SummaryOrganic, marital and intrapsychic disturbances mutually interact in the pathogenesis of erectile dysfunction (ED). Sexual psychotherapy (SP) should be considered a useful chance on all occasions. When non‐organic causes are predominant, SP could help in solving the problem.
GIOMMI R, CORONA G, MAGGI, MARIO
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Therapeutic Education and Psychotherapy

2014
Psychological factors play significant roles in both development and consequences of obesity.
Giovanni Gravina, Monica Palla, Carla Piccione, Grazia Nebbiai   +3 more
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The Therapeutic Relationship in Brief Psychotherapy

American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1979
Brief psychotherapy is predicated upon a thorough knowledge of psychodynamics and careful conceptualization of each individual's psychopathology. Areas and methods of intervention must be concisely selected and clearly goal-related. As a modality, I see brief therapy relating to traditional therapy the way a short story relates to a novel.
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Therapeutic Alliance as a Measurable Psychotherapy Skill

Academic Psychiatry, 2003
Out of the Babel of psychotherapy models, concepts, and techniques, the therapeutic alliance stands out as a measurable phenomenon that has been shown to have a robust effect on treatment outcome. The therapeutic alliance may be a "holy grail" of psychotherapy competency because it is a validated concept that is predictive of outcome, more powerfully ...
Richard F, Summers, Jacques P, Barber
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Therapeutic alliance in videoconferencing psychotherapy: A review

Australian Journal of Rural Health, 2014
AbstractPsychotherapy services are limited in remote and rural areas in Australia and across the globe. Videoconferencing has become well established as a feasible and acceptable mode of psychological treatment delivery. Therapeutic alliance (TA) is an essential factor underlying successful therapy across therapeutic models.
Simpson, S.G., Reid, C.L.
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The Influence of Therapeutic Alliance in Psychotherapy

Aportes, 2023
Psychotherapy is a treatment for mental illnesses that helps the person to reduce symptoms, improves daily functioning and overall well-being. The therapeutic alliance is an essential component of psychotherapy, it influences the clients' adherence and treatment efficiency.
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Therapeutic Technique in Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1992
As the distinctions between what we consider to be psychoanalysis and what we consider to be psychoanalytic psychotherapy have become more uncertain and more blurred, it follows that it is equally difficult to designate the techniques that would be appropriate and specific for each modality.
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The Therapeutic Alliance in Brief Psychotherapy

Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 2001
Introduction - Negotiating the Therapeutic Alliance in Brief Psychotherapy Therapeutic Alliance in Brief Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy - a Drive/Conflict Perspective Therapeutic Alliance in the Relational Models of Time Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy Functional Analytic Psychotherapy, the Therapeutic Alliance and Brief Psychotherapy The Therapeutic ...
Jeremy D. Safran, J. Christopher Muran, Michael A. Tompkins   +2 more
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Altruism and forgiveness as therapeutic agents in psychotherapy

Journal of Religion & Health, 1990
This article suggests that a more altruistic or other-directed perspective is as therapeutic for clients as a self-centered orientation which is more often promoted by psychotherapists. It also proposes that forgiveness may be an important therapeutic factor in helping clients deal with anger and resentment.
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