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Contextualism in Therapeutic Practice: Working Intersubjectively

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Intersubjective-systems Theory (otherwise known as Phenomenological Contextualism) has played a major role over the past four decades in bringing attention to the contributions of both the analyst and the patient in the clinical setting, cementing...

The Shameful Self - Its Restoration In Psychotherapy

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Understanding and Working with Voices from a Dialogical Perspective

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Supervision Masterclass: Process Supervision & Taped Supervision

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In this Masterclass, Dr Nick Bendit & Dr Kris Rao will discuss 'process supervision', which is common to most psychodynamic models, as well as cover 'audio tape supervision', which is somewhat unique to supervising the Conversational Model (CM)...

The Psychotherapy Process: Considerations of Phase Approach

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ividing psychotherapy into notional phases is a process-oriented way of demarcating key therapeutic tasks that both client and therapist hold in awareness. Therefore, division into an Early Phase including Assessment; A Middle Phase aka “Working ....

Attachment Security & Therapeutic Relationship - a new experience.

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The importance of the therapeutic relationship has occupied scholars, researchers and clinicians for decades; no consensus has been reached as to what comprises the therapeutic relationship; however, a substantial body of empirical research now...