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 Effectiveness Bank analysis. Fundamental rule for therapists: know and be who you are
 
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Fundamental rule for therapists: know and be who you are
Message from an amalgamation of research findings for the American Psychological Association is that conveying genuineness and authenticity – at least during therapy, being and giving of yourself as an integrated character – is one way therapists underpin an effective therapeutic relationship. But what if a therapy’s mandates demand a less than genuine response?

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Other reviews commissioned by the same American Psychological Association task force:
Cohesion in group therapy
Treatment outcome expectations
Treatment credibility
Therapist empathy
Therapist–client alliance
Alliance in couple and family therapy
Alliance in child and adolescent therapy
Repairing ruptured alliances between therapists and clients
Positive regard
The ‘real relationship’
Therapist self-disclosure and ‘immediacy’
Managing ‘countertransference’
Managing ‘countertransference’
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