Personal therapy and ability to display empathy, warmth and genuineness in psychotherapy.
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- Type
- article
- Published
- 1980-01-01
- Cited by
- 56
- References
- 12
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- https://openalex.org/W1988207302
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Keywords
Psychology, Empathy, Psychotherapist, Social psychology
References
- Beyond counseling and therapy
- Patient and therapist influences on quitting psychotherapy.
- Personal therapy, outcome and some therapist variables.
- Psychoanalytic therapy : principles and application
- MYTHS IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.
- The effect of the psychotherapist's personal analysis upon his techniques.
- The psychotherapist as client
- Remainer patient attributes and their relation to subsequent improvement in psychotherapy.
- Personality patterns of psychiatrists
- Interrater reliability and agreement of subjective judgments
- Principles of intensive psychotherapy.
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- Using Character Analysis Techniques to Teach Cognitive Empathy
- COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AWARENESS AND THERAPISTS' USE OF PERSONAL THERAPY
- Personal Therapy for Therapists
- Therapists' Personal Maturity and Therapeutic Success
- Does Depression Affect Clinical Practice?
- Practising psychotherapy as a clinical psychologist: what facilitates capable practice?
- Psychotherapeuten und ihre psychischen Probleme
- “It has taken me a long time to get to this point of quiet confidence”: What contributes to therapeutic confidence for clinical psychologists?
- Experienced psychoanalytically oriented therapists' narrative acounts of their personal therapy: Impacts on professional and personal development.
- Dimensions of psychotherapists' activity: A replication and extension of earlier findings.
- ‘The power of being seen’: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of how experienced counselling psychologists describe the meaning and significance of personal therapy in clinical practice
- Remediation for ethics violations: Focus on psychotherapists' sexual contact with clients.
- Psychotherapists' personal psychotherapy and its perceived influence on clinical practice.
- Personal Counseling for Counselors in Training: Guidelines for Supervisors
- The Value of Personal Psychotherapy for Psychotherapists
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