Psychotherapy Process and Outcome Research

Tompkins, Kelley A.; Swift, Joshua K.

doi:10.1002/9781118625392.wbecp335

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“…Bidang penyiasatan ini mungkin paling baik dicirikan sebagai penyelidikan yang menangani soalan terkenal Gordon Paul "What treatment, by whom, is most effective with this individual with that specific problem under which set of circumstances" (Paul 1967). Bidang kajian ini bukan sahaja melibatkan ujian sama ada psikoterapi berkesan atau tidak (penyelidikan hasil psikoterapi), tetapi juga bagaimana dan mengapa perubahan berlaku dalam psikoterapi (penyelidikan proses psikoterapi) (Tompkins & Swift 2014).…”

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Psikoterapi al-Ghazālī: Kajian Terhadap Maqāmāt dalam Kitab Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn

Ibrahim¹,

Usman²,

Shahabudin³

2022

Islamiyyat

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Pelbagai isu dan permasalahan yang berlegar dalam kalangan masyarakat datangnya dari jiwa dan akal yang sibuk diisi dengan keduniaan. Kecintaan manusia kepada dunia membuatkan banyak manusia yang kecewa dengan kehidupan mereka, pelbagai isu jenayah berlaku, peperangan, perebutan kuasa dan akhirnya manusia semakin rakus mengejar dunia tanpa henti. Psikologi dan jiwa manusia semakin lama semakin derita dan akhirnya memilih untuk membunuh diri. Justeru, artikel ini dihasilkan bagi mengenal pasti psikoterapi yang sesuai untuk merawat akal dan jiwa manusia melalui sentuhan hikmah al-Ghazālī menerusi konsep Maqāmāt dalam karyanya Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn. Dengan menggunakan metode kualitatif, kajian ini mendapati terdapat beberapa Maqāmāt yang terangkum dalam Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn, antaranya ialah al-tawbah, al-ṣabr, al-zuhd, al-tawakkul, al-maḥabbah, al-ma‘rifah dan al-riḍā. Konklusinya, tujuh Maqāmāt ini merupakan asas kepada pembinaan jati diri seorang mukmin sesuai dengan makna kitabnya menghidupkan ilmu-ilmu agama.

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Psikoterapi al-Ghazālī: Kajian Terhadap Maqāmāt dalam Kitab Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn

Ibrahim¹,

Usman²,

Shahabudin³

2022

Islamiyyat

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“…The vast majority of psychotherapy research has relied on experts' (i.e. researchers' and therapists') perceptions of which aspects of treatment processes and outcomes they view as important to study (Swift, Tompkins, & Parkin, ; Tompkins & Swift, ). For example, researchers often decide which process and outcome variables to measure, measure contents, and when and how those variables will be measured.…”

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Integrating clients' moment‐to‐moment ratings into psychotherapy research: A novel approach

Penix

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2020

Couns and Psychother Res

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Counselling and psychotherapy researchers have considerably advanced the field's understanding of psychotherapy processes and how they relate to treatment outcomes. Despite these advances, little is known about the client's perspective of changes in psychotherapy processes that occur throughout a given session (i.e. micro‐processes). To address this gap, this article describes the novel application of methods that assess participants' moment‐to‐moment ratings to psychotherapy research. This method entails recording psychotherapy session content that clients and other potential raters (e.g. therapists, researchers) later review while simultaneously providing continuous ratings of psychotherapy processes (e.g. helpfulness, alliance). In addition, moment‐to‐moment ratings can facilitate significant events research by prompting researchers to elicit client feedback about the moments that are rated the most and least positively. However, few studies have used these methods in the context of psychotherapy research. Studies incorporating these methods may yield findings that advance psychotherapy research, training efforts and clinical practice. For example, studies may examine how the magnitude and timing of clients' moment‐to‐moment ratings of psychotherapy processes are associated with treatment outcomes, therapist ratings and physiological processes (e.g. heart rate variability). Trainee therapists and their supervisors may also use clients' moment‐to‐moment ratings to facilitate attunement to verbal and non‐verbal indicators of moments perceived more positively and negatively. Last, these methods can produce findings that are highly relevant to clinical practice, where therapists routinely navigate fluctuations in psychotherapy processes (e.g. alliance ruptures) that can be assessed using moment‐to‐moment ratings.

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“…and process (how does it work?) (Dryden, 1996(Dryden, , 2007Tompkins & Swift, 2015;Wallerstein, 2001).…”

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When One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Some effects and consequences of short contract student counselling

Gavin

2020

Couns and Psychother Res

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This article discusses changes to counselling practice brought about by the widespread policy of routinely offering a standard small number of counselling sessions in student counselling. These changes were explored in a research study using a Foucauldian discourse analytic methodology, which was undertaken in an Irish university counselling service. Thirteen student clients were interviewed who had all received additional sessions beyond the six-session norm. A focus group was also carried out with counsellors. Some of the effects of the practice of standardised short counselling contracts such as the processes involved in obtaining extra sessions, changes of therapist and dealing with endings were explored. The purpose of this study was not to evaluate or judge the short contract model from a clinical perspective or to comment on how it was experienced by the wider group of clients who attended the service, but rather to explore some of its effects and consequences on a particular group. Counselling was described by the student participants as a goaldriven activity, in which the emphasis was on the need to recover as rapidly as possible and not to use too much of the scarce resource represented by counselling. For

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Psychotherapy Process and Outcome Research

Cited by 15 publications

References 14 publications

Psikoterapi al-Ghazālī: Kajian Terhadap Maqāmāt dalam Kitab Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn

Psikoterapi al-Ghazālī: Kajian Terhadap Maqāmāt dalam Kitab Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm al-Dīn

Integrating clients' moment‐to‐moment ratings into psychotherapy research: A novel approach

When One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Some effects and consequences of short contract student counselling

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