attachment avoidance
attachment in therapy
attachment styles
boundaries in therapy
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change talk
client attachment
client attachment to therapist scale
client autonomy
client centered interventions
client centered therapy
client contributions to therapy
client experiences
client expertise
client factors
client interpersonal skills
client motivation
client self healing
clients as experts
clinicians
communication in therapy
corrective experiences
counseling psychology
countertransference
ending therapy
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facilitative interpersonal skills
insecure attachment
mental health professionals
premature termination
psychotherapy outcome
psychotherapy outcomes
rupture repair
secure attachment
self directed problem solving
self healing
stages of change
tds
terminating therapy
therapeutic distance
therapeutic distance scale
therapeutic rapport
therapist attachment
therapist interpersonal skills
therapist responsiveness
therapist trust
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working alliance
working alliance inventory
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- ISBN 9781433835858
- Dimensions: 178 x 254mm
- Publication Date: 05 Jul 2022
- Publisher: American Psychological Association
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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The client is the protagonist in the psychotherapy journey with the therapist supporting them on their journey. This book argues for the importance of recognizing clients’ expertise on their own lives and allowing them the space to generate their innate capacity for self‑healing.
The Other Side of Psychotherapy offers fresh insights into clients’ experiences and offers guidelines for how therapists can capitalize on clients’ knowledge, skills, and strengths to build the therapeutic alliance and ensure transformational change. Contributors present what is known about client factors, what can be inferred about clients from the literature, and what isn't known or is missing. They also emphasize that each client must be understood as an individual that does not always conform with broad empirical conceptualizations.
Authors discuss implications for practice, teaching and training, and identify fruitful areas for future research. Case examples offer vivid, practical illustrations centering psychotherapy around individual clients in real‑life clinical scenarios.
The Other Side of Psychotherapy offers fresh insights into clients’ experiences and offers guidelines for how therapists can capitalize on clients’ knowledge, skills, and strengths to build the therapeutic alliance and ensure transformational change. Contributors present what is known about client factors, what can be inferred about clients from the literature, and what isn't known or is missing. They also emphasize that each client must be understood as an individual that does not always conform with broad empirical conceptualizations.
Authors discuss implications for practice, teaching and training, and identify fruitful areas for future research. Case examples offer vivid, practical illustrations centering psychotherapy around individual clients in real‑life clinical scenarios.
Jairo N. Fuertes, PhD, ABPP, LMHC, is Professor in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology at Adelphi University and Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. He is Senior Associate Editor of Behavioral Medicine and served on editorial boards for other top-tier journals. Dr. Fuertes was Chair of the Education and Training Committee and Diversity Domain Representative in APA’s Division 29. He is Staff Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center at Baruch College, CUNY. Dr. Fuertes maintains a private practice in Garden City, NY.
