2013
DOI: 10.3917/jle.huerr.2013.01
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“…The Internet therefore plays a mediating role that creates a space for the clinical encounter, despite its inherent limitations. Studies carried out in the United States (Nelson & Bui, 2010; Stannard-Kinnaird, 2015), Switzerland (Berger et al, 2009), and France (Haddouk, 2013; Huerre, 2013) have all reported a high level of satisfaction with this means of communication among users and therapists alike. This satisfaction seems to stem from the improved availability of access to all forms of psychological treatment, including psychoanalysis, cognitive–behavioral therapy, and psychodrama (Edirippulige, Levandovskaya, & Prishutova, 2013).…”
Section: The Work Of the Psychologist In The Internet Agementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Internet therefore plays a mediating role that creates a space for the clinical encounter, despite its inherent limitations. Studies carried out in the United States (Nelson & Bui, 2010; Stannard-Kinnaird, 2015), Switzerland (Berger et al, 2009), and France (Haddouk, 2013; Huerre, 2013) have all reported a high level of satisfaction with this means of communication among users and therapists alike. This satisfaction seems to stem from the improved availability of access to all forms of psychological treatment, including psychoanalysis, cognitive–behavioral therapy, and psychodrama (Edirippulige, Levandovskaya, & Prishutova, 2013).…”
Section: The Work Of the Psychologist In The Internet Agementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Together, they form a basis on which to reflect on and develop the practice. Our review of this body of literature revealed that many of the practices used by psychologists in online sessions are, in fact, adaptations of classic techniques (Huerre, 2013), based on standard paradigms and adapted to the contingencies of the specific operational, institutional, and societal context. In the case of NGOs in humanitarian contexts, remote psychological treatment is more complex, and requires further specific adaptation and a dynamic response to both the difficulties and the opportunities (Carr et al, 2012), depending on the precise nature of the NGO’s field mission, as well as its objectives, procedures, and constraints.…”
Section: The Work Of the Psychologist In The Internet Agementioning
confidence: 99%