Introduction to Using Structured Evocative Activities in Functional Analytic Psychotherapy

Nelson, Kimberly M.; Yang, Joyce P.; Maliken, Ashley C.; Tsai, Mavis; Kohlenberg, Robert J.

doi:10.1016/j.cbpra.2013.12.009

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“…A autorrevelação vulnerável representa provavelmente um comportamento do cliente fundamental na maioria das interações psicoterapêuticas através de orientações teóricas (Farber de 2003); é facilmente e naturalmente evocado na FAP e muitos dos exercícios evocativos e experienciais no treinamento da FAP são consistentes com este alvo (e.g. Nelson, Yang, Maliken, Tsai, & Kohlenberg, 2016;Tsai et al, 2009).…”

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Comportamentos Clinicamente Relevantes informados pela ciência do relacionamento na Psicoterapia Analítica Funcional: O Modelo Consciência, Coragem e Amor

Moura¹,

Martim²

2022

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O uso de comportamentos-alvos idiograficamente definidos tem dificultado a participação da Psicoterapia Analítica Funcional (FAP) no desenvolvimento de um modelo reticulado de tratamento. Uma maneira de resolver esta limitação é oferecer um conjunto padrão de alvos clínicos previsíveis para a FAP. O presente estudo detalha um método de identificação de alvos de tratamento padronizados na FAP usando o modelo de consciência, coragem e amor (ACL). A aplicabilidade do modelo foi avaliada por meio da verificação do grau de correspondência entre alvos clínicos anteriormente identificados em pesquisa FAP e as categorias especificas propostas no modelo ACL. Há uma correspondência de 83,67% entre os alvos idiográficos anteriores e os alvos padronizados atuais. Discutimos como o modelo ACL pode ser clinicamente útil e incentivamos o desenvolvimento de um tratamento mais integrativo para a FAP.

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Comportamentos Clinicamente Relevantes informados pela ciência do relacionamento na Psicoterapia Analítica Funcional: O Modelo Consciência, Coragem e Amor

Moura¹,

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2022

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“…Contrary to widespread notions that behaviorism lacks depth and is a mechanistic approach to treating simple and behaviorally observable client problems, FAP is concordant with an intensive, emotional, and in-depth therapy experience (Nelson, Yang, Maliken, Tsai, & Kohlenberg, in press; Tsai, Fleming, Cruz, Hitch, & Kohlenberg, in press). Counterintuitively, its major theoretical underpinnings, based on applied behavior analysis, are reinforcement, specification of behaviors of interest, and generalization.…”

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Functional analytic psychotherapy: A behavioral relational approach to treatment.

Tsai¹,

Yard

Kohlenberg

2014

Psychotherapy

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Functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) is a relational approach to psychotherapy that is behavioral, yet involves an intensive, emotional, and in-depth therapy experience. FAP is approachable by therapists of diverse theoretical backgrounds owing to the minimal use of behavioral jargon, and can be used as an addition or complement to other interventions. The methods described in this article-being aware of clients' clinically relevant behaviors, being courageous in evoking clinically relevant behaviors, reinforcing improvements with therapeutic love, using behavioral interpretations to help clients generalize changes to daily life, and providing intensive and personal experiential training of FAP practitioners-maximize the impact of the therapeutic relationship to promote change and personal growth for both clients and therapists.

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“…The FAP logical framework (Weeks, Kanter, Bonow, Landes, & Busch, 2011) is a step forward in applying the five rules: it describes both therapist and client responses, in such an ideal situation where CRBs are evoked and shaped (Nelson, Yang, Maliken, Tsai, & Kohlenberg, 2016). This way of expressing the five rules emphasizes the elements in FAP which are involved in the clinical change, e.g., the therapist's responses to CRBs.…”

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Blocking Avoidance and Escape Responses: Relations With Clinically Relevant Behaviors

Popovitz

Silveira

2017

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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The current study aims to evaluate the possible effects of interrupting problematic clinically relevant behaviors on the percentage of these responses and of clinical improvement-related responses. Two clients were treated with Functional Analytic Psychotherapy (FAP), alternating two conditions (ABAB). On condition A, procedures to the therapist consisted of responding to the clinical improvement responses, and to description of outside of therapeutic setting behaviors, but therapists were advised to ignore problem behaviors emitted in session. During condition B, therapists followed the same procedures, but they were oriented to block (interrupt) problematic responses emitted in session. Results suggest increase in the percentage of problem behaviors during condition B. Results are discussed, highlighting the viability of planning the contingent response the therapist emits to clinically relevant behaviors.

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Introduction to Using Structured Evocative Activities in Functional Analytic Psychotherapy

Cited by 10 publications

References 19 publications

Comportamentos Clinicamente Relevantes informados pela ciência do relacionamento na Psicoterapia Analítica Funcional: O Modelo Consciência, Coragem e Amor

Comportamentos Clinicamente Relevantes informados pela ciência do relacionamento na Psicoterapia Analítica Funcional: O Modelo Consciência, Coragem e Amor

Functional analytic psychotherapy: A behavioral relational approach to treatment.

Blocking Avoidance and Escape Responses: Relations With Clinically Relevant Behaviors

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