Transformation in psychotherapy
corrective experiences across cognitive behavioral, humanistic, and psychodynamic approaches
Corrective experiences in psychotherapy / Louis G. Castonguay and Clara E. Hill -- Corrective experience; a core principle for therapeutic change / Marvin R. Goldfried -- Corrective emotional experiences from a psychodynamic perspective / Brian A. Sharpless and Jacques P. Barber -- Corrective emotional experience; a relational perspective and critique / Christopher Christian [et. al.] -- A cognitive behavioral perspective on corrective experiences / Adele M. Hayes [et. al.] -- Corrective experience from a humanistic-experiential perspective / Leslie S. Greenberg and Robert Elliott -- Corrective (emotional) experience in person-centered therapy: Carl Rogers and Gloria Redux / Barry A. Farber, [et. al.] -- An expectancy-based approach to facilitating corrective experiences in psychotherapy / Michael J. Constantino and Henny A. Westra -- Corrective experiences: what can we learn from different models and research in basic psychology / Franz Caspar and Thomas Berger -- Clients' perspectives on corrective experiences in psychotherapy / Laurie Heatherington [et. al.] -- Corrective relational experiences : client perspectives / Sarah Knox [et. al.] -- Relational events in acceptance and commitment therapy for three clients with Anorexia Nervosa : what is corrective / Margit I. Berman [et.al.] -- Corrective experiences in cognitive behavior and interpersonal-emotional processing therapies: a qualitative analysis of a single case / Louis G. Catonguay [et. al.] -- Varieties of corrective experiencing in context: a study of contrasts / Timothy Anderson [et. al.] -- The stream of corrective experiences in action : big bang and constant dripping / Martin Grosse Holtforth and Christoph Fluckiger -- Corrective relational experiences in supervision / Nicholas Ladany[et. al.] -- Corrective experiences in psychotherapy: definitions, process, consequences, and research directions / Clara E. Hill [et. al.].
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- 978-1-4338-1159-3
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- English
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A comfortable full-length choice for steady daily reading.
Begin with its place in Mental Health, then notice where the book resists that label.
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