Interaction structures formed in the psychodynamic therapy of five patients with borderline personality disorder in crisis

Goodman, Geoff; Edwards, Keiha; Chung, Hyewon

doi:10.1111/papt.12001

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“…Following in the footsteps of Jones (2000), several authors addressed the topic of the therapeutic process and ISs in adult patients with a wide range of conditions (Ablon & Jones, 2005;Coombs, Coleman, & Jones, 2002;Goodman, Edwards, & Chung, 2014;Jones, 2000;Jones & Pulos, 1993). In this direction, faced with a growing need for more in-depth studies into child psychotherapy, Schneider and Jones (2004) used the PQS to develop the Child Psychotherapy Q-set (CPQ), an equivalent instrument which allows description of the therapeutic process in children (Schneider, 2004;Schneider & Jones, 2004.…”

Section: The Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Process In Children and Intementioning

confidence: 99%

Interaction Structures in the Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Girl Diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder

2018

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Section: The Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Process In Children and Intementioning

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Interaction Structures in the Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Girl Diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder

2018

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“…Generally speaking, these revealed a limited number of factors (between 3 and 5), including both patterns which are unique to the specified dyad and patterns which are repeated in various cases (Goodman, Edwards, & Chung, 2014).…”

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Uncovering Interaction Structures in a Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

Serralta

2016

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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Abstract:Interaction structures refers to the repetitive ways of interaction between the patient-therapist dyad over the course of treatment. This construct is operationalized by the repeated application of the Psychotherapy Process Q-Set (PQS) to psychotherapy sessions. Studies in this line of research have so far focused only on long-term treatment. The present study examines whether interaction structures can be detected empirically in short-term psychotherapies. All sessions (N = 31) of a successful case of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy were coded with the Psychotherapy Process Q-Set (PQS). The application of Q type factor analysis procedures with varimax rotation revealed five interaction structures: resistance, alliance, facing depression, expectation of change, and introspection and hearing. The analysis of variation of these structures over the course of the treatment showed that these interactions are nonlinear, may be positively or negatively protruding in different sessions, or be predominant at some treatment phase.Keywords: brief psychotherapy, psychotherapeutic processes, psychoanalytic psychotherapy Desvelando Estruturas de Interação em uma Psicoterapia Psicodinâmica BreveResumo: Estruturas de interação designam os funcionamentos repetitivos da díade paciente-terapeuta ao longo do tratamento. O constructo é operacionalizado pela aplicação repetida do Psychotherapy Process Q-Set (PQS) às sessões de psicoterapia. Estudos nesta linha de investigação até agora focalizaram somente tratamentos de longa duração. Esta investigação examina se estruturas de interação podem ser detectadas empiricamente em psicoterapias breves. Todas as sessões (N = 31) de um caso bem-sucedido de psicoterapia psicodinâmica breve foram codificadas com o PQS. A aplicação de análise fatorial do tipo Q com rotação varimax revelou cinco estruturas de interação: resistência, aliança, enfrentado a depressão, expectativa de mudança, e introspecção e escuta. A análise da variação destas estruturas ao longo do tratamento mostrou que as mesmas não são lineares, podem estar positiva ou negativamente salientes em diferentes sessões, ou predominar em alguma etapa do tratamento. Palavras-chave: psicoterapia breve, processos terapêuticos, psicoterapia psicanalítica Descubriendo Estructuras de Interacción en una Psicoterapia Psicodinámica BreveResumen: Estructuras de interacción designan los patrones repetitivos de interacción de la díada cliente-terapeuta durante el tratamento. El constructo se operacionaliza mediante la aplicación repetida del Psychotherapy Process Q-Set (PQS) a las sesiones de psicoterapia. Los estudios esta línea de investigación hasta ahora se centraron sólo en tratamientos de largo plazo. Esta investigación examina si las estructuras de interacción se pueden detectar empíricamente en psicoterapias breves. Todas las sesiones (N = 31) de un caso exitoso de psicoterapia psicodinámica breve se codificaron con el Psychotherapy Process Q-Set (PQS). La aplicación del análisis factorial del tipo Q con rotación varimax revel...

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“…Study designs employed varied from analyses of recorded therapeutic sessions (Beeber & Caldwell ; Goodman et al . ), to in‐depth case studies and observational accounts (D'Antonio ; Hem & Pettersen ; Pettersen & Hem ), and to open‐ended interviews (structured and unstructured) and focus groups (Berggren & Gunnarsson ; Cohen ; Eriksen et al . 2012; 2013; McCann & Clark ; Pettersen & Hem ; Rugkasa et al .…”

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“…Only one of the studies was based on the experiences of service users while in a contemporary inpatient setting (Goodman et al . ), and the only historical inpatient study came from the daily diaries of staff working in an Asylum between 1814 and 1840 (D'Antonio ). Where specified, the sample sizes were small in these studies ranging from two service user case studies (Hem & Pettersen ) to 48 mental health professionals in several focus groups (Rugkasa et al .…”

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Reciprocity in therapeutic relationships: A conceptual review

Sandhu

Arcidiacono

Aguglia

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Int J Mental Health Nurs

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Reciprocity has generally been understood as a process of giving and taking, within an exchange of emotions or services, and has long been recognized as a central part of human life. However, an understanding of reciprocity in professional helping relationships has seldom received attention, despite movements in mental health care towards more collaborative approaches between service users and professionals. In this review, a systematic search of the published papers was conducted in order to explore how reciprocity is conceptualized and understood as part of the dyadic therapeutic relationship between professionals and service users. Eleven papers met our inclusion criteria and a narrative synthesis was used to synthesize the key concepts of reciprocity. The concepts of: 'dynamic equilibrium', 'shared affect', 'asymmetric alliance', and 'recognition as a fellow human being' were recurrent in understandings of reciprocity in professional contexts. These conceptualizations of reciprocity were also linked to specific behavioural and psychological processes. The findings suggest that reciprocity may be conceptualized and incorporated as a component of mental health care, with recurrent and observable processes which may be harnessed to promote positive outcomes for service users. To this end, we make recommendations for further research to progress and develop reciprocal processes in mental health care.

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Interaction structures formed in the psychodynamic therapy of five patients with borderline personality disorder in crisis

Cited by 19 publications

References 35 publications

Interaction Structures in the Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Girl Diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder

Interaction Structures in the Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Girl Diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder

Uncovering Interaction Structures in a Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

Reciprocity in therapeutic relationships: A conceptual review

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