The effects of adding emotion-focused interventions to the client-centered relationship conditions in the treatment of depression

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.; Angus, Lynne

doi:10.1080/10503300600589456

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“…At least, authors concluded that EFCT increased intimacy in the experimental group as compared to the control group. Goldman, Greenberg and Angus [32] examined the effects of adding emotion-focused interventions to the client-centered relationship conditions in the treatment of depression.…”

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The Effectiveness of Emotion-focused Cognitive Therapy in Decreasing Depression due to Marital Relationship Problems

Hashemi¹,

Kimiaei²

2017

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Marital distress and marital relationship problems are effective in generation and acceleration of depression. Depression is a significant contributor to the global burden of disease and affects people in all communities across the world. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of emotion-focused cognitive therapy in decreasing depression caused due to marital relationship problems. The design of this study was semi-experimental with pre-test, post-test and control group. The research population consisted of all couples referred to the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad Clinic of Psychology. 10 couples with marital problems were selected by convenience sampling, and randomly assigned to an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group received emotion-focused cognitive therapy while the control group received no treatment. The research measurement instruments consisted of BDI-II and CPQ. ANCOVA models were used to test the study hypothesis. The results showed that EFCT had been effective in decreasing depression due to marital relationship problems (P < 0.001). The results of our study not only demonstrated that the importance of cognition and emotion in marital relationship but also product useful information about effectiveness of EFCT on depression caused due to marital relationship problems for researchers, counselors and psychotherapists.

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The Effectiveness of Emotion-focused Cognitive Therapy in Decreasing Depression due to Marital Relationship Problems

Hashemi¹,

Kimiaei²

2017

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“…La Accurate Empathy Scale ha sido una de las más utilizadas para la investigación de la empatía. Se ha aplicado para investigar sobre formación de terapeutas (Reyes y Benitez, 1991), así como para la identifi cación de las diferencias en empatía entre diferentes tipos de terapias (Goldman, Greenberg, y Angus, 2006). Ha supuesto también una importante herramienta de entrenamiento con la que enseñar la practica de la exactitud o precisión empática.…”

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La empatía psicoterapéutica y su evaluación : una revisión

Mateu¹,

Campillo²,

González³

et al. 2010

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Resumen: En el presente trabajo se estudia la evolución del concepto de la empatía en psicoterapia desde sus inicios hasta la actualidad; se revisa el estado actual de su investigación y se describen los recursos e instrumentos más utilizados que se han propuesto para su evaluación. Nuestro objetivo es poder construir un mapa orientativo que nos permita entender la complejidad del proceso empático, las difi cultades y progresos realizados para su investigación, formación y evaluación. También aportar una revisión donde puedan encontrarse los principales instrumentos que se han propuesto para su medida, junto a las características fundamentales de éstos.Palabras clave: Empatía, evaluación, investigación, formación, psicoterapia. Psychotherapeutic empathy and its evaluation: A review Abstract:The present work studies the evolution of the empathy concept in psychotherapy from its beginnings up to today; reviews the current state of its research and describes the resources and instruments that have been proposed for its evaluation. Our aim is to construct a guiding map that allows us to understand the complexity of the empathy process, and the diffi culties and advances of its research, training and evaluation. We also aim to review the sources of the main measuring instruments that have been proposed and their fundamental characteristics.

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“…As Burckell and McMain reported, approximately 36% of individuals diagnosed with BPD fail to respond to DBT (Salsman, Harned, Secrist, Comtois, & Linehan 2008). In reporting the results of two outcome studies comparing EFT against client-centered therapy, Goldman, Greenberg, and Angus (2006) explained that at post-treatment, 5 (14%) clients were depressed, while 86% were in remission, among which 25 (69%) were considered to be recovered. Although both therapies are notably successful, there is still a need to improve upon both treatments.…”

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Extending Systematic Case Study Method: Generating and Testing Hypotheses About Therapeutic Factors Through Comparisons of Successful and Unsuccessful Cases

Iwakabe¹

2011

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This commentary focuses on two case comparison studies, one by Burckell and McMain (2011) on Dialectical Behavior Therapy for borderline personality disorder, and one by Watson et al. (2011) and Goldman et al. (2011) on Emotion-Focused Therapy for depression. The associated case comparison method, which evaluates and contrasts one successful case against one unsuccessful case that are both conducted in similar conditions, provides a unique opportunity for deepening our understanding of therapeutic change. Both therapies are integrative approaches that are clinically state-of-the art and empirically supported, and that have been drawing considerable attention from practitioners and researchers. In this commentary, I first discuss the case comparison method by reviewing previous such approaches, I then examine each pair of case studies with a focus on (a) findings on factors influencing success and limited success, and (b) methodological issues associated with the application of this unique method. Finally, I end my commentary with a suggestion for conducting case comparison studies.

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The effects of adding emotion-focused interventions to the client-centered relationship conditions in the treatment of depression

Abstract: Does it work in the real world? The effectiveness of treatments for psychological problems in children and adolescent.

Cited by 174 publications

References 23 publications

The Effectiveness of Emotion-focused Cognitive Therapy in Decreasing Depression due to Marital Relationship Problems

The Effectiveness of Emotion-focused Cognitive Therapy in Decreasing Depression due to Marital Relationship Problems

La empatía psicoterapéutica y su evaluación : una revisión

Extending Systematic Case Study Method: Generating and Testing Hypotheses About Therapeutic Factors Through Comparisons of Successful and Unsuccessful Cases

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