A History of Psychotherapy Integration

Goldfried, Marvin R.; Pachankis, John E.; Goodwin, Brien J.

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“…Psychotherapy integration is one of those trends. It was established more than 30 years ago (see a review in Goldfried, Pachankis & Bell, 2005) and has evolved from being a promise to being a relevant perspective and a movement (Norcross & Goldfried, 2005).…”

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Psychotherapy Integration: A main Obstacle and Challenge

Caro

2018

Ter Psicol

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Psychotherapy integration is a key trend in psychotherapy nowadays. This paper offers a critical perspective on a main obstacle and challenge for psychotherapy integration. Psychotherapy integration should be treated more as a process than as a product. For psychotherapy integration to contribute to the future of psychotherapy, it should not forget its original Exploratory spirit, avoiding and being cautious about Established approaches, and being, therefore, more a process than a product. This assumption should be related first with the core spirit of psychotherapy integration, an ongoing process of respect for different psychotherapeutic models, and an attitude of work in progress. It should, secondly, be related with the stance or perspective that ought to be taken toward the ongoing appearance of new integrative models. ResumenLa tendencia actual a la integración en psicoterapia es importante. Este trabajo plantea una perspectiva crítica sobre un obstáculo y desafío principal para dicha tendencia. La integración en psicoterapia debe tratarse más como un proceso que como un producto. Para que la integración en psicoterapia contribuya al futuro de la psicoterapia no debería olvidar su espíritu inicial de Exploración, evitando y tomando precauciones frente a los enfoques Establecidos, convirtiéndose, por tanto, más en un proceso que en un producto. Este supuesto se puede relacionar, en primer lugar, con el espíritu central de la integración en psicoterapia, es decir, con un proceso continuo de respeto de los distintos enfoques psicoterapéuticos, y una actitud de trabajo en progreso. En segundo lugar, se puede relacionar con la perspectiva que se debe asumir en relación a la aparición continua de nuevos modelos integradores. Palabras clave: integración en psicoterapia; modelos integradores; orientación única; psicoterapia

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Psychotherapy Integration: A main Obstacle and Challenge

Caro

2018

Ter Psicol

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“…During the last decades, the integration movement in psychotherapy has presented the initial attempt to overcome the schools’ conflict (Arkowitz & Messer, 1984; Goldfried, Pachankis & Goodwin, 2019; Messer, 1986; Norcross & Alexander, 2019). The assumption is that no single approach can address all challenges in one domain: there are overlaps between the tendencies, and their combined use might significantly add to psychotherapeutic effectiveness (Ziv‐Beiman & Shahar, 2014).…”

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Psychoanalysis and CBT: From Rivalry to Hospitality in Psychotherapy Integration

Herzovich¹,

Govrin²

2021

Brit J Psychotherapy

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Despite the many efforts to integrate psychoanalysis with CBT, many loyal therapists of each school have consistently refused to 'open their gate' to the other's influence. We explain this resistance as a way to preserve a strong professional identity through the Us-Them distinction. Any attempt to encourage loyal therapists to be influenced by the other school must guarantee that the other will not threaten their identity. We use Derrida's notion of hospitality to facilitate mutual influence between the schools while overcoming the other's threatening encounter. According to Derrida, hospitality, in response to the law of ethics, opens the home's threshold to the foreigner; in this law, the other is always welcome. At the same time, hospitality prevents a hostile takeoverby the law of politics, which ensures the owner's ongoing control over his house. By thus keeping the tension between openness and control over who enters, hospitality makes listening and learning between the psychotherapeutic schools possible. We discuss practical ways to put the concept of hospitality to work between the two schools, offer illustrations, and argue for this model's advantages.

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“…J. Gergen, 1985K. J. Gergen, , 2009, social justice (Ratts, 2009;, and integrative, integral, or interdisciplinary psychology (Goldfried & Newman, 2003;Melchert, 2015;Norcross & Goldfried, 2003;Sarris, Glick, Hoenders, Duffy, & Lake, 2014;Wilber, 1995). This article briefly considers the contributions of each of these approaches to the evolution of the field in an effort to enhance our understanding of how the field is advancing toward greater inclusiveness.…”

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Beyond Four Forces: The Evolution of Psychotherapy

Fleuridas

Krafcik

2019

Sage Open

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The lens through which one views the evolution of psychotherapy is shaped by historical, sociopolitical, philosophical, and cultural worldviews and movements, as well as by relevant scientific discoveries, global developments, and ecological changes. One popular way to frame the evolution of personality theory and psychotherapy is through the concept of forces or paradigms that shape the field. The first three of these forces are commonly presented as psychoanalytic, behavioral, and humanistic-existential (e.g., Friedlander,

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A History of Psychotherapy Integration

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Psychotherapy Integration: A main Obstacle and Challenge

Psychotherapy Integration: A main Obstacle and Challenge

Psychoanalysis and CBT: From Rivalry to Hospitality in Psychotherapy Integration

Beyond Four Forces: The Evolution of Psychotherapy

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