2018
DOI: 10.12957/epp.2017.37708
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Aliança terapêutica, vinculação parental e sintomatologia de pacientes adultos que iniciam psicoterapia

Abstract: A aliança terapêutica (AT) é uma variável chave para o processo de mudança, sendo afetada por fatores do terapeuta e do paciente. Este estudo investigou a relação entre AT, vinculação parental e sintomatologia de pacientes em Psicoterapia Psicanalítica. Foram examinados 57 pacientes adultos entre a 4ª e a 5ª sessão de tratamento com medidas de avaliação da AT, da vinculação com os pais na infância e adolescência e de sintomas psicopatológicos. Associações positivas entre AT e cuidados da mãe e associações nega… Show more

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“…Several studies (Bachelor et al, 2010;Lima & Serralta, 2017;Siefert & Hilsenroth, 2015;Serralta et al, 2018;Smith, Msetlfi & Golding, 2010) have shown results that suggest that the patient's type of attachment influences the initial development of therapeutic alliance. A meta-analysis of 17 empirical studies demonstrated that secure attachment was positively associated with good therapeutic alliance, while insecure attachment was negatively associated with it (Diener & Monroe, 2011).…”
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“…Several studies (Bachelor et al, 2010;Lima & Serralta, 2017;Siefert & Hilsenroth, 2015;Serralta et al, 2018;Smith, Msetlfi & Golding, 2010) have shown results that suggest that the patient's type of attachment influences the initial development of therapeutic alliance. A meta-analysis of 17 empirical studies demonstrated that secure attachment was positively associated with good therapeutic alliance, while insecure attachment was negatively associated with it (Diener & Monroe, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%