Assimilation of problematic experiences in Brief Strategic Therapy: Olivia and her fear of dying /<i>La asimilación de experiencias problemáticas en la Terapia Breve Estratégica: Olivia y su miedo a morir</i>

Ruiz, Sergio Pérez; Caro-Gabalda, Isabel

doi:10.1080/02109395.2016.1204785

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“…Other works in this special issue focus on the analysis of verbalizations using transcripts from psychotherapy sessions, also by means of manualized procedures created for this purpose. This procedure was followed, for example, in the study conducted by Pérez-Ruiz and Caro-Gabalda (2016), through the application of the Assimilation of Problematic Experiences Scale (APES) by Stiles (2001) in a case study, and by Krause et al (2016), where the Therapeutic Activity Coding System (TACS) was applied to transcripts of significant events, in order to capture therapists and patients’ verbalizations associated to change.…”

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“…The article by Pérez-Ruiz and Caro-Gabalda (2016), in this special issue, explores an alternative application of the APES model to a case treated with Brief Strategic Therapy. From a macro-process perspective of psychotherapy, the authors describe the change process in a patient (Olivia) as she progressively assimilates her fear of dying.…”

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“…El artículo de Pérez-Ruiz y Caro-Gabalda (2016), en este número especial, muestra una novedosa aplicación del modelo APES a un caso tratado con Terapia Breve Estratégica. Desde una aproximación al macro-proceso terapéutico, los autores describen el proceso de cambio de una paciente (Olivia) a medida que va asimilando progresivamente su miedo a morir.…”

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“…Otros de los trabajos del presente número especial se focalizan en el análisis de verbalizaciones utilizando transcripciones de sesiones psicoterapéuticas, también empleando procedimientos manualizados creados para este fin. Este procedimiento fue seguido, por ejemplo, en la investigación de Pérez-Ruiz y Caro-Gabalda (2016), a través de la aplicación del modelo de asimilación de experiencias problemáticas (APES) de Stiles (2001) en un estudio de caso, o el de Krause et al (2016), donde se aplicó el Sistema de Codificación de la Actividad Terapéutica (SCAT) a las transcripciones de episodios significativos, con la finalidad de captar verbalizaciones de terapeutas y pacientes relacionados con el cambio.…”

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Introduction: current developments in psychotherapy process research /Introducción: desarrollos actuales en la investigación del proceso psicoterapéutico

Krause

Altimir

2016

Estudios de Psicología

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The questions that guide psychotherapy process research are: what changes in psychotherapy? And, how does that change occur? These questions have been present in clinical settings and psychotherapy research for decades, generating a substantial amount of knowledge for the discipline. Based on a questioning of the limitations of traditional psychotherapy research, whose primary focus has been the study of final outcomes of treatment, this area of research has exposed important conceptual and methodological proposals for the study of the process. Despite its long and productive tradition, research into the psychotherapeutic process is currently gathering a new momentum from the growing conviction of the need to focus efforts on studies that can account for the elements, mechanisms and processes associated with change. In this introduction we organize the field of psychotherapy process research, according to its units of analysis — macro- or micro-processes — and the foci on which they are based: content, factors and mechanisms of change. The different ways in which these components are organized are exemplified with the articles included in this monograph. We then give an overview of the most used methods in this field of study, also referring to the studies that report on the application of these methods in this special issue of Studies in Psychology.

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Introduction: current developments in psychotherapy process research /Introducción: desarrollos actuales en la investigación del proceso psicoterapéutico

Krause

Altimir

2016

Estudios de Psicología

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Constructions of Nonagency in the Clients’ Initial Problem Formulations at the Outset of Psychotherapy

Toivonen

Wahlström

Kurri

2019

J Contemp Psychother

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This multiple case study investigated how clients construct nonagentic positions when formulating their problems in the beginning of their first psychotherapy session. The initial problem formulations of nine clients entering psychotherapy were analyzed with a detailed model drawing on discursive methodology, the 10 Discursive Tools model (10DT). We found ten problem formulation categories, each one distinguished by the tool from the 10DT model primarily used to construct nonagency. All clients gave several problem formulations from different categories and constructed nonagentic positions with a variety of discursive tools. When the resulting problem formulation categories were read in comparison with the descriptions of the client's stance at the outset of psychotherapy as presented in two change process models, the Assimilation of Problematic Experiences Sequence and the Innovative Moments Coding System, some similarities were found. However, the 10DT model brought out much variation in the client's nonagentic positioning in the formulations, forming a contrast with the more simplified presentations of the client's initial nonagency given in the change process models. Therapists should pay close attention to how clients express their sense of lost agency at the outset of psychotherapy and how this positions both the client and the therapist as future collaborators in psychotherapy.

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Therapist activities preceding therapy setbacks in a poor-outcome case

Gabalda

Stiles

2017

Counselling Psychology Quarterly

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Assimilation of problematic experiences in Brief Strategic Therapy: Olivia and her fear of dying /La asimilación de experiencias problemáticas en la Terapia Breve Estratégica: Olivia y su miedo a morir

Cited by 5 publications

References 40 publications

Introduction: current developments in psychotherapy process research /Introducción: desarrollos actuales en la investigación del proceso psicoterapéutico

Introduction: current developments in psychotherapy process research /Introducción: desarrollos actuales en la investigación del proceso psicoterapéutico

Constructions of Nonagency in the Clients’ Initial Problem Formulations at the Outset of Psychotherapy

Therapist activities preceding therapy setbacks in a poor-outcome case

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