Effectiveness Bank analysis. The relationship can heal
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“The relationship can heal”
Impressively wise, unprecedentedly comprehensive, backed by the American Psychological Association, and based on expert assessments and 16 new evidence reviews, the overview featured in this analysis has claims to being the single most important document for treatment practitioners who want to develop their relationship skills based on what works in promoting client welfare.
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The 16 reviews commissioned by the same American Psychological Association task force:
The ‘real’, person-to-person relationship
Therapist–client alliance
Alliance in couple and family therapy
Alliance in child and adolescent therapy
Cohesion in group therapy
Therapist empathy
Repairing ruptured alliances between therapists and clients
Goal consensus and collaboration
Positive regard
Therapist self-disclosure and ‘immediacy’
Therapist and client emotional expression
Treatment credibility
Treatment outcome expectations
Feeding back client progress data therapists
Therapist congruence/genuineness
Managing ‘countertransference’
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