Interpersonal Process in Psychotherapy: A Relational Approach

摘要: Part 1 An interpersonal process approach: introduction and overview the need for a conceptual framework approach theoretical historical context basic premises client diversity response specificity model of therapy limitations aims suggestions further reading. 2 Responding to clients: establishing working alliance chapter organization collaborative relationship balancing directive nondirective initiatives beginning initial interview understanding clients do not feel understood or affirmed demonstrating identifying recurrent themes facilitating by means comments performance anxieties care as preconditions change closing 3 Honouring client's resistance reluctance address therapist's conceptualizing formulating hypotheses responding during telephone contact at end first session subsequent sessions 4 internal focus change: overview. shifting an Internal externalizing their problems focusing inward adopt placing with using therapeutic foster clients' initiative interventions that place fulcrum enlisting in resolving own conflicts recapitulating providing corrective emotional experience tracking anxiety. signs anxiety approaching directly observing what precipitates explore 5 conflicted emotions: emotions affect expanding elaborating punctuating predominant old wound multiple stressors characterological affective constellations anger-sadness-shame sadness-anger-guilt. (Part contents).