Coconstruction de l’alliance en thérapie de couple : la technique du rituel du feedback

Macaione, Marco; Darwiche, Joëlle; Fasseur, Fabienne; Vaudan, Christel

doi:10.3917/tf.181.0107

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“…In each session, client feedback is sought regarding their experiences with the therapeutic process and therapeutic relationship to promote dialogue and reflexivity regarding the intervention (e.g., Gingerich et al, 2012). This technique is called a feedback ritual because it is used in a ritualized way at the beginning of each session (Macaione et al, 2018). Another example of the importance of feedback in psychotherapy may be found in Pinsof's work (Pinsof et al, 2015).…”

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Parents in couple therapy: An intervention targeting marital and coparenting relationships

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This article describes the treatment framework and core therapeutic principles of the integrative brief systemic intervention (IBSI), a manualized six‐session intervention intended for parents seeking couple therapy. IBSI aims to work on the couple's presenting problem, considering its specific impact in the marital and coparenting domains. The basic premise of IBSI is to consider that, when working with couples who have children, therapeutic work on their coparenting alliance may be used as a lever, as both parents may be particularly motivated to improve their relationship for their children's benefit. Increasing the coparenting alliance may then facilitate work on deeper conflicts within the marital relationship. The core therapeutic principles of IBSI are: (1) joining with the couple as romantic partners and a coparenting team from the start of the therapeutic process; (2) supporting the parents in increasing their awareness regarding their children's behavior and emotional experiences when facing their parents’ conflicts; and (3) working on the spill‐ and cross‐over effects between marital and coparenting relationships (i.e., exploring how conflict or positivity spills over from one relationship to the other or crosses over from one partner to the other). Therapeutic work following these main therapeutic principles is expected to improve the quality of both relationships. A clinical case is provided to illustrate the core therapeutic principles of IBSI.

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L’interview réflexive : regards de thérapeutes

Tettamanti¹,

Grand²,

Auberjonois³

2020

Thérapie Familiale

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Notre équipe a mis en place il y a quelques années une recherche visant à évaluer l’effet thérapeutique de pratiques de réflexivité, standardisées sous forme d’une interview réflexive semi-structurée (cf. Auberjonois et al. , 2011). Dans ce texte, nous souhaitons rendre compte de la manière dont la pratique de cette interview a été vécue par les thérapeutes impliqués dans la recherche. Pour ce faire, nous nous appuierons sur les données d’une séance de focus group réalisée avec ceux-ci. Nous souhaitons également suggérer, au travers d’un bref rappel historique, que le questionnement sur la réflexivité en thérapie, bien que promu et souvent associé au courant dit « postmoderne », est présent dès les origines des thérapies familiales systémiques.

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Coconstruction de l’alliance en thérapie de couple : la technique du rituel du feedback

Cited by 2 publications

References 12 publications

Parents in couple therapy: An intervention targeting marital and coparenting relationships

Parents in couple therapy: An intervention targeting marital and coparenting relationships

L’interview réflexive : regards de thérapeutes

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