2015
DOI: 10.1007/s12485-015-0037-4
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Training en supervisie in het hanteren van de therapeutische relatie

Abstract: Training en supervisie in het hanteren van de therapeutische relatie Empirische bevindingen Anton HafkenscheidA. HAFKENSCHEID is klinisch psycholoog-psychotherapeut bij Arkin/Sinai Centrum voor Joodse Geestelijke Gezondheidszorg te Amersfoort en Amstelveen en is redactielid van dit tijdschrift. E-mail: a.hafkenscheid@sinaicentrum.nl.

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“…There was no overlap with data used in the prior Dutch IMI‐C studies. Respondents were referred to the electronic IMI‐C format (Hafkenscheid, 2012) in workshops, paper presentations, postgraduate courses in clinical psychology and psychotherapy, and also in a well‐received Dutch text book, introducing the art and science of the therapeutic relationship from an interpersonal communication perspective (Hafkenscheid, 2014). Respondents participated voluntarily and anonymously.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There was no overlap with data used in the prior Dutch IMI‐C studies. Respondents were referred to the electronic IMI‐C format (Hafkenscheid, 2012) in workshops, paper presentations, postgraduate courses in clinical psychology and psychotherapy, and also in a well‐received Dutch text book, introducing the art and science of the therapeutic relationship from an interpersonal communication perspective (Hafkenscheid, 2014). Respondents participated voluntarily and anonymously.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the clients’ ratings, the participants discuss what the therapist should maintain or increase and what the therapist should do better or differently in the next session. To reduce risk of social desirability of clients’ responses, as identified by Hafkenscheid,40 therapists are trained to specifically elicit negative feedback. The more negative feedback can be generated, the more treatment adaptations can be made, and the more therapy can be customised to the needs and desires of the patient.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In allerlei werkvelden wordt gepleit voor het serieus nemen van de relatie als fundament voor de beroepsuitoefening, bijvoorbeeld om tot gedragsverandering te komen. In de ggz zien we in dit opzicht een verschil in visie tussen therapeutische scholen (Hafkenscheid, 2021). Zo beschouwen cliëntgerichte therapeuten de relatie als het eigenlijke werkingsmechanisme en daarmee als specifieke factor, terwijl cognitieve gedragstherapeuten de relatie slechts als voorwaardenscheppend zien ofwel als algemeen werkzame factor.…”
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