Editorial: Emerging Principles of Practice in Couple and Family therapy

Lebow, Jay L.

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“…Indeed, with regard to marriage and family therapy, research has failed to demonstrate the superiority of one theoretical approach over another, and most marriage and family therapists already identify themselves as integrative practitioners (D’Aniello, 2015; Smith, & Southern, 2005). That is, research has indicated that most therapists are integrative in that they choose a method or methods of practice based on the particular clients they serve or their own specific skills/personalities (Lebow, 2017a).…”

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“…The common factor method determines the main elements that different therapies share (Smith & Southern, 2005). For example, several of the common factors underlying all effective therapies include the therapeutic alliance and instillation of hope and, in couple and family therapies, the focus on relational life (Lebow, 2017a). This integration approach emphasizes the importance of student training regarding how to implement the integrative models and utilizing research in their practice (D’Aniello, 2015).…”

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“…Moreover, although there has been tremendous growth in the field of family therapy, increased focus on multidisciplinary involvement can help advance the field even further (Lebow, 2017c). Future research may also delve more into the specific common factors in couple and family therapy, such as which particular “elements, in which combination, and in what context are most impactful in what way” (Lebow, 2017a, p. 537). A final avenue of potential future research in integrative theory pertains to telebehavioral health and determining if and how integrative services can be delivered through an online format (Roddy et al, 2016).…”

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The use of integrative models in family, marriage, and individual counseling continues to show promising therapeutic results. The basic concept of theoretical integration involves a purposeful combination of principles, practices, and common factors from different theories. This form of therapy has been employed for the past 50 years and has provided therapists with numerous techniques which have shown to be effective for a variety of clinical issues. The present article provides clarity on what integrative therapy is, its history, and coverage on its advantages and disadvantages. In addition, a literature review of existing integrative models and contemporary family models is provided. The article further covers Dr. Jay Lebow’s integrative systemic therapy, its importance, modes of operation, barriers, and its implication and future in marriage and family counseling.

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“…Även bland psykoterapeuterna har man idag större samsyn kring vad som fungerar. Som sådana förenande grundprinciper framhåller Lebow betydelsen av terapeutiska allianser med patienten, ett behandlingsfokus på relationella faktorer samt tillämpning av metoder som det finns empiriskt stöd för (Lebow, 2017). Offentligt organiserade utbildningar på fältet tycks ha haft en avgörande betydelse för den professionella samsynen om vad som är god verksamhet (Piercy m.fl., 2014;Montgomery m.fl., 2018).…”

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This dissertation fills part of the existing knowledge gap regarding the relationship between the legal obligation to document medical care and treatment on the one hand, and the professional practice, conditions and identities of professionals on the other. Three basic questions serve as points of departure: what are the origins of the obligation to document medical care and treatment? How is the relationship between the patient and the professions affected by the obligation? How does the obligation affect professional identities? The dissertation consists of five sub-projects performed with a combined legal and social constructivist approach. Two relate to the historical emergence of an obligation for physicians and other professions to document medical care and treatment in Swedish healthcare. One concerns how standardized forms of documentation affect the patient's legal position and two are built upon the fact that the legal obligation for licensed psychotherapists within municipal family counselling to document their interventions has lapsed, even though the legislation clearly prescribes such an obligation. The results suggest that the form of governance known as New Public Management has been preceded by regulations regarding the obligation of documentation, which are clearly intended to meet financial and organizational goals. This may have contributed to the fact that Sweden is one of the countries where New Public Management has influenced the public administration the most. The thesis concludes that the effects of the regulations regarding of the obligation to document medical care and treatment, and the forms of implementation of the obligation, are of crucial importance for a patient's legal position. Further research is needed in order to highlight and better understand the processes that are at play when the regulations are enforced and implemented amongst health care professionals.

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Die Wirksamkeit von Paartherapie

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Editorial: Emerging Principles of Practice in Couple and Family therapy

Cited by 4 publications

References 51 publications

Integrative Family Counseling

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