Self‐reported attachment styles and therapeutic orientation of therapists and their relationship with reported general alliance quality and problems in therapy

Black, Susie; Hardy, Gillian E.; Turpin, Graham; Parry, Glenys

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“…The limitations of such a design should be recognised for not taking into account the possible effect of the working alliance between therapist and patient ( [42][43][44] ). However, again, it is reassuring to note that the exercise programmes still returned better outcomes when compared to a placebo group in one study ( 25,26 ) which would tend to control for such confounding factors.…”

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Exercise for rotator cuff tendinopathy: a systematic review

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Background Shoulder pain due to rotator cuff tendinopathy is a common problem. Exercise is one intervention used to address this problem but conclusions from previous reviews have been mixed. Objective: To systematically review the effectiveness of exercise, incorporating loaded exercise (against gravity or resistance), for rotator cuff tendinopathy. Data sources: An electronic search of AMED, CiNAHL, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL), MEDLINE, PEDro and SPORTDiscus was undertaken from their inception to November 2010 and supplemented by hand searching related articles and contact with topic experts. Study eligibility criteria Randomised controlled trials evaluating the effectiveness of exercise, incorporating loaded exercise, in participants with rotator cuff tendinopathy. Study appraisal and synthesis methods Included studies were appraised for risk of bias using the tool developed by the Cochrane Back review Group. Due to heterogeneity of studies, a narrative synthesis was undertaken based upon levels of evidence. Results: Five articles detailing four studies were included, all of which were regarded as presenting a low risk of bias. Overall, the literature was supportive of the use of exercise in terms of pain and functional disability. Limitations: The results should be regarded with some degree of caution due to limitations associated with the studies including lack of blinding, no intervention control groups and limitations of the outcome measures used. Conclusion and implications of key findings:The available literature is supportive of the use of exercise but due to the paucity of research and associated limitations further study is indicated. Funding: None.

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“…Dabei werden bereits zu Beginn der Ausbildung vorhandene messbare Kompetenzunterschiede zwischen den Ausbildungsteilnehmerinnen sowie der Schweregrad der Erkrankung der PatientInnen statistisch kontrolliert. (Black et al 2005;Dozier et al 1994). In einer Studie an 31 Therapeutinnen in einem stationären Setting konnten Schauenburg et al (2010) zeigen, dass die Ausprä-gung an Bindungssicherheit der Therapeutin besonders bei schwerer strukturell geschädigten Patientinnen zu einer verbesserten therapeutischen Beziehung sowie zum Therapieerfolg beiträgt.…”

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Ein empirischer Zugang zur Erfassung der Kompetenzentwicklung von PsychotherapeutInnen in Ausbildung

Taubner

Klasen

Hanke

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Psychotherapie Forum

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Zusammenfassung Aus der Psychotherapieforschung ist bekannt, dass die Person der Therapeutin einen erheblichen Wirkfaktor für den Therapieerfolg darstellt. Die Ausbildung zur Psychotherapeutin wurde jedoch bislang kaum wissenschaftlich untersucht, so dass kein gesichertes Wissen darüber vorliegt, wie Ausbildungsteilnehmerinnen zu guten Therapeutinnen werden. Im Rahmen einer von der Universität Kassel seit April 2011 deutschlandweit durchgeführten Studie soll diese Frage näher exploriert werden. Die Datenerhebung endet im April 2015, steht also kurz vor dem Abschluss der T2-Messungen. In diesem Beitrag wird der empirische Zugang zur Untersuchung der Kompetenzentwicklung während der psychotherapeutischen Ausbildung vorgestellt: Im Rahmen einer Veränderungsmessung (prä-post) soll die Entwicklung von psychotherapeutischen Kompetenzen nachgezeichnet werden, die nach dem heutigen Stand der Psychotherapieforschung zum Therapieerfolg beitragen. Dazu werden psychotherapeutische Ausbildungsteilnehmerinnen der in Deutschland sozialrechtlich anerkannten psychotherapeutischen Verfahren (Verhaltenstherapie, tiefenpsychologisch fundierte Psychotherapie, analytische Psychotherapie) miteinander verglichen. Darüber hinaus werden die erhobenen Kompetenzen der Studienteilnehmerinnen mit dem Therapieerfolg in Verbindung gebracht, um genauer bestimmen zu können, welche Kompetenzen in besonderem Maße von klinischer Relevanz sind. Ziel der Studie ist es einen Beitrag zu der Frage nach den Kernkompetenzen von Psychotherapeutinnen zu leisten und zudem zu dokumentieren, ob sich relevante Kompetenzen im Rahmen der psychotherapeutischen Ausbildung in die gewünschte Richtung verändern. Auf dieser Grundlage soll die Studie zu einer Verbesserung der psychotherapeutischen Ausbildung beitragen und somit zu einer Qualitätssicherung der psychotherapeutischen Dienstleistung.Schlüsselwörter Therapieausbildungsforschung · Therapeutische Kompetenzen · Behandlungserfolg · Kompetenzentwicklung · Methodenentwicklung Abstract From psychotherapy research we know that the person of the therapist is a significant factor in determining therapeutic outcome. To this day, however, psychotherapy training has hardly been subjected to scientific inquiry. We therefore know very little about how trainees subsequently become good practitioners. In April 2011, the University of Kassel initiated a nationwide study in order to explore this question further. In the following text, we shall introduce our empirical approach to studying competence development during psychotherapy training: in a pre-post design, we aim to measure the development of those competencies which the literature considers to be relevant for therapeutic outcome. We do that by assessing and comparing trainees from all three therapeutic orientations which are approved according to the German legislation: CBT, psychodynamic therapy Diese Arbeit ist Teil des Leitthemas "Psychotherapieforschung".H. Möller ()

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“…Ackerman and Hilsenroth's (2001) literature review on alliance suggested that therapists who were critical, uncertain, tense, distant, or distracted had poorer alliances. Some studies examined patient and therapist styles as factors influencing the alliance (Black, Hardy, Turpin, and Parry, 2005;Hietanen and Punamaki, 2006); however, on the contrary no relationship has been found in other studies (Reis and Grenyer, 2004). Additionally, another literature review on the psychotherapy alliance (Castonguay, Constantino, and Holtforth, 2006) argued that future alliance research should identify methods that The literature review underlies an importance of therapeutic change for CBT success, analysing motivation to change, mechanisms, processes and predictors of change.…”

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The role of therapeutic change in the treatment of patients with behavioural disorders using CBT approach

Shubina¹

2016

European Proceedings of Social &Amp; Behavioural Sciences

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The role of therapeutic change for patients with BD needs to be analyzed. The factors of therapy success and impact of change should be specified. What are the principles and mechanisms of behavioral change among patients with BD? What factors contribute to the occurence of BD? How is CBT effective in the treatment of BD? The author will attempt to find answers to the research questions, using the discourse analysis method. Current research analysis shows high influence of therapeutic change on the CBT success with patients suffering from BD. This allows researcher to assume that CBT has a high efficiency in the treatment of BD by using CBT techniques and strategies in order to cause and maintain the therapeutic change. Future research on the role of change in treatment of patients with BD should focus on important areas such as mechanisms, indicators and processes of change, effective methods of individualization of intervention, identification and management of group processes and group dynamics, motivation to change, and finally the factors that can maintain a change and prevent relapse.

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Self‐reported attachment styles and therapeutic orientation of therapists and their relationship with reported general alliance quality and problems in therapy

Cited by 83 publications

References 40 publications

Exercise for rotator cuff tendinopathy: a systematic review

Exercise for rotator cuff tendinopathy: a systematic review

Ein empirischer Zugang zur Erfassung der Kompetenzentwicklung von PsychotherapeutInnen in Ausbildung

The role of therapeutic change in the treatment of patients with behavioural disorders using CBT approach

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