Understanding and treating anxiety disorders: An integrative approach to healing the wounded self.

Wolfe, Barry E.

doi:10.1037/11198-000

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“…With regard to theoretical integration, we would first recommend empirical investigations of treatment protocols that can be derived from some of the broad models of psychopathology and psychotherapy that have served for many years as "figure de proulx" of the integration movement. For example, we see no reason for leaders of this movement (and their students or colleagues) not to test whether cyclical psychodynamic (Wachtel, 1977) and self-experiencing (Wolfe, 2005), approaches can meet the criteria that are specified to sanction new EST. Interpersonal reconstructive therapy (Benjamin, 2003), a therapy for nonresponders that is based on principles derived from a rich body of research using the structural analysis of social behavior (Benjamin, 1974) is another promising avenue for empirical validation through clinical trials.…”

Section: What Type Of Research Can Best Help Psychotherapy Integration?mentioning

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Research on psychotherapy integration: Building on the past, looking to the future

Castonguay

Eubanks

Goldfried

et al. 2015

Psychotherapy Research

118

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Integration has become an important and influential movement within psychotherapy practice, reflected by the fact that many treatment providers now identify as integrative. However, integration has not had as great an influence on psychotherapy research. The goal of this paper is to highlight the growing body of research on psychotherapy integration, and to identify future directions for research that may strengthen the integration movement as well as the field of psychotherapy as a whole. We first summarize the past 25 years of research on integration, with a focus on four approaches to integration: theoretical integration, technical eclectic, common factors, and assimilative integration. Next, we identify directions of research within these four areas that could strengthen and support integrative practice. We then propose ways in which the perspective of integrationists could contribute to psychotherapy research in the critical areas of harmful effects, therapist effects, practice-oriented research, and training. We end this paper by suggesting that a greater collaboration between integrationists and psychotherapy researchers will help to create a unified landscape of knowledge and action that will benefit all participants and advance the field.

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Section: What Type Of Research Can Best Help Psychotherapy Integration?mentioning

confidence: 95%

Research on psychotherapy integration: Building on the past, looking to the future

Castonguay

Eubanks

Goldfried

et al. 2015

Psychotherapy Research

118

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“…Treatments of phobias that begin before the age of 20 have been found to improve and eventually disappear. Five years after the phobia begins, about half of the young victims are symptom-free and almost all are improved (Wolfe, 2005). Hence, it is essential to treat phobias within children and adolescents early to avoid more serious, engrained symptoms later in the lifespan.…”

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“…To summarise, empirical evidence suggests that phobic symptoms in children can be significantly reduced using exposure-based cognitive-behavioural treatments Silverman & Berman, 2001;Wolfe, 2005). However, most cognitive-behavioural interventions involve multiple treatment sessions -a serious limitation in clinical services delivery.…”

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Building the Case for Brief Psychointerventions in the Treatment of Specific Phobias in Children and Adolescents

Flatt¹,

King

2008

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Specific phobias are one of the most prevalent childhood anxiety disorders. Research suggests that phobias in children, such as animal or situational phobias, lead to significant impairments in peer relations, social and academic competence. Hence it is imperative to treat phobias within children and adolescents early to avoid more serious, engrained symptoms later in the lifespan. This review focuses on traditional exposure-based cognitive–behavioural therapies, and the more recent one-session exposure therapy for phobia treatment (Ost, 1987), a procedure that has only begun to be administered to children. Further, controlled trials evaluating the efficacy of 1-session exposure therapy with phobic children are urgently required. We also address challenges for researchers using psycho-education to control nonspecific treatment effects.

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“…Uncertainty is considered synonymous with anxiety (Roget's New Millenium Thesaurus, 2008), or to be a cause of anxiety (American Heritage Dictionary, 2006). Anxiety is, for most people, an unpleasant state they seek to resolve (Wolfe, 2005). According to Cialdini (1993), people who face uncertainty are more likely to look for external cues regarding appropriate behavior to resolve their anxiety.…”

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An exploratory analysis of the effect of the “buy it now” option on sellers' revenues in silent auctions

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2009

J of Philanthropy and Mktg

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This paper tests three competing hypotheses regarding the effect of a ''buy it now'' option in silent auctions: that the option has a positive, negative, or neutral effect on the seller's revenues. These hypotheses were tested on 4 years of data from a university art museum's silent auctions. The results indicate that the ''buy it now'' option has a significant negative effect on the seller's revenues. Possible explanation, implications, and limitations are discussed.

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Understanding and treating anxiety disorders: An integrative approach to healing the wounded self.

Cited by 34 publications

References 178 publications

Research on psychotherapy integration: Building on the past, looking to the future

Research on psychotherapy integration: Building on the past, looking to the future

Building the Case for Brief Psychointerventions in the Treatment of Specific Phobias in Children and Adolescents

An exploratory analysis of the effect of the “buy it now” option on sellers' revenues in silent auctions

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