2004
DOI: 10.1037/10725-000
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Learning emotion-focused therapy: The process-experiential approach to change.

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“…The role of processing underlying emotion has recently emerged as important to cognitive behavioral formulations of problems like generalized anxiety (see Borkovec, Alcaine, & Behar, 2004) and in cognitive therapy in general (Samoilov & Goldfried, 2000). Moreover, Elliott, Watson, Goldman, and Greenberg (2004) provided a broad framework for how emotional change occurs through the intrapersonal tasks described in emotion-focused therapy (EFT). However, although emotion has been championed in recent years as playing a crucial role in the process of client change in several major approaches to therapy, the claim still needs elaboration from both phenomenological and developmental perspectives.…”
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“…The role of processing underlying emotion has recently emerged as important to cognitive behavioral formulations of problems like generalized anxiety (see Borkovec, Alcaine, & Behar, 2004) and in cognitive therapy in general (Samoilov & Goldfried, 2000). Moreover, Elliott, Watson, Goldman, and Greenberg (2004) provided a broad framework for how emotional change occurs through the intrapersonal tasks described in emotion-focused therapy (EFT). However, although emotion has been championed in recent years as playing a crucial role in the process of client change in several major approaches to therapy, the claim still needs elaboration from both phenomenological and developmental perspectives.…”
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“…Certainly, emotion regulation has a key role in most theories of emotion (60)(61)(62)(63)(64)(65). It serves as a reason behind how individuals experience, modulate, and organize emotion, and how such management has an effect upon human behavior (66).…”
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“…No presente caso, a resposta de invalidação da cliente poderia ser uma pista para a terapeuta de que a cliente necessita de maior compreensão, antes de produzir novidade. Também os modelos experienciais e centrados nas emoções (e.g., Elliott,Watson, Goldman, & Greenberg, 2004;Greenberg, Rice, & Elliot, 1993) reforçam esta necessidade de a empatia ser a condição central que organiza todo o processo terapêutico. Desta perspectiva podemos especular que a terapeuta no presente estudo sacrifica a empatia ao esforço de desafio, produzindo assim invalidação na cliente e dificultando a mudança.…”
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