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|a Bringing psychotherapy research to life :
|b understanding change through the work of leading clinical researchers /
|c edited by Louis G. Castonguay ... [and others].
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|b American Psychological Association,
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|t brief introduction to psychotherapy research /
|r J. Christopher Muran, Louis G. Castonguay, and Bernhard Strauss --
|t Carl Rogers : idealistic pragmatist and psychotherapy research pioneer /
|r Robert Elliott and Barry A. Farber --
|t Jerome D. Frank : psychotherapy researcher and humanitarian /
|r Bruce E. Wampold and Joel Weinberger --
|t Lester Luborsky : a trailblazer in empirical research on psychoanalytic therapy /
|r Paul Crits-Christoph, Jacques P. Barber, Brin F.S. Grenyer, and Louis Diguer --
|t Hns Strupp : a founder's contributions to a scientific basis for psychotherapy practice --
|t Karla Moras, Timothy Anderson, and William E. Piper --
|t Aaron T. Beck : the cognitive revolution in theory and therapy /
|r Steven D. Hollon --
|t Irene Elkin: "The data are always friendly" /
|r Karla Moras and M. Tracie Shea --
|t Kenneth I. Howard : the best friend that psychotherapy research ever had /
|r David E. Orlinsky, Merton S. Krause, Fredrick L. Newman, Robert J. Lueger, and Wolfgang Lutz --
|t Allen E. Bergin : consummate scholar and charter member of the Society for Psychotherapy Research /
|r Michael J. Lambert, Alan S. Gurman, and P. Scott Richards --
|t Klaus Grawe : on a constant quest for a truly integrative and research-based psychotherapy /
|r Franz Caspar and Martin Grosse Holtforth --
|t Marvin R. Goldfried : pioneering spirit and integrative force /
|r Louis G. Castonguay and John C. Norcross --
|t Michael J. Lambert : building confidence in psychotherapy /
|r Benjamin M. Ogles and Jeffrey A. Hayes --
|t Clara E. Hill : a rebel with several causes /
|r Sarah Knox --
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|t Eugene Gendlin : experiential philosophy and psychotherapy /
|r David L. Rennie, Arthur C. Bohart, and Alberta E. Pos --
|t Laura Rice : natural observer of psychotherapy process /
|r Jeanne C. Watson and Hadas Wiseman --
|t Leslie Greenberg : emotional change leads to positive outcome /
|r Rhonda N. Goldman, Lynne Angus, and Jeremy D. Safran --
|t Edward S. Bordin : innovative thinker, influential investigator, and inspiring teacher /
|r Michael J. Constantino, Nicholas Ladany, and Thomas D. Borkovec --
|t Donald J. Kiesler : interpersonal manifesto /
|r Christopher C. Wagner and Jeremy D. Safran --
|t Lorna Smith Benjamin : love, loyalty, and learning in close attachment relationships /
|r Kenneth L. Critchfield --
|t David E. Orlinsky : developing psychotherapy research, researching psychotherapist development /
|r Micheal Helge Rønnestad, Ulrike Willutzki, and Margarita Tarragona --
|t Horst Kächele : bringing research, practice, and people together /
|r Bernhard Strauss --
|t Enrico Jones : appreciating complexity /
|r Tai Katzenstein, Peter Fonagy, and J. Stuart Ablon --
|t David A. Shapiro : psychotherapeutic investigations /
|r Michael Barkham, Glenys Parry, and Gillian E. Hardy --
|t Robert Elliott : commitment to experience /
|r Rhea Partyka --
|t William B. Stiles : empathic reflections, voices, and theory-building /
|r Meredith Glick Brinegar and Katerine Osatuke --
|t Sol L. Garfield : a pioneer in bringing science to clinical psychology /
|r Larry E. Beutler and Anne D. Simons --
|t Larry E. Beutler: a matter of principles /
|r Paulo P. P. Machado, Héctor Fernández Álvarez, and John F. Clarkin --
|t Sidney J. Blatt : relatedness, self-definition, and mental representation /
|r John S. Auerbach, Kenneth N. Levy, and Carrie E. Schaffer --
|t William E. Piper : negotiating the complexities of psychotherapy /
|r John S. Ogrodniczuk --
|t Future directions : emerging opportunities and challenges in psychotherapy research /
|r Lynne Angus, Jeffrey A. Hayes, Timothy Anderson, Nicholas Ladany, Louis G. Castonguay, and J. Christopher Muran.
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|a "This book brings together a large number of influential research programs that have changed the way we think about and practice psychotherapy. It presents the main findings derived by such scholarly and empirical endeavors in a way that, we hope, is conceptually meaningful and clinically relevant. These findings are also described in the context of the personal and professional journeys within which they originated; they are, in other words, historicized to some extent. We believe that such conceptualizing of scientific work can bring research to life and, in doing so, may help many clinicians to get back in touch with the excitement toward science that many of us felt as we first entered graduate school.
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|a The marriage between research and practice has been long recognized as a troubled one. There are clinicians who reject research, and there are researchers who refuse to practice. There are, however, researchers who practice, and there are certainly practitioners who conduct research. This volume presents the contributions of those who are the embodiment of the scientist-practitioner model and depict this marriage at its best. The volume describes findings that will resonate with many clinicians' observations and reflections. In addition, it presents empirical results that will challenge some therapists' habitual ways of thinking about clients and their work with them. We hope that, ultimately, it will provide new directions to improve practice. This attempt of ours to make empirical findings clinically relevant, and thus to reduce the gap between research and practice, is one of the two overarching goals of this book. The other goal is to pay tribute to pioneers in the field of psychotherapy research"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).
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