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Master Therapists’ Construction of the Therapy Relationship

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Qualitative research methods were used to elicit master therapists' statements regarding their use and understanding of the therapy relationship. The master therapists were identified and recruited in a previous study (Jennings & Skovholt, 1999) through a procedure used to create a sample of information-rich cases. The result of the analysis is a Model of Relationship Stances. The Safe Relationship Domain is composed of three categories of therapist actions: Responding, Collaborating, and Joining. The Challenging Relationship Domain also is composed of three categories of therapist actions: Using Self, Engaging, and Objectivity. The domains and categories are conceptualized as relationship stances utilized by the master therapists to meet individual client needs.
Title: Master Therapists’ Construction of the Therapy Relationship
Description:
Qualitative research methods were used to elicit master therapists' statements regarding their use and understanding of the therapy relationship.
The master therapists were identified and recruited in a previous study (Jennings & Skovholt, 1999) through a procedure used to create a sample of information-rich cases.
The result of the analysis is a Model of Relationship Stances.
The Safe Relationship Domain is composed of three categories of therapist actions: Responding, Collaborating, and Joining.
The Challenging Relationship Domain also is composed of three categories of therapist actions: Using Self, Engaging, and Objectivity.
The domains and categories are conceptualized as relationship stances utilized by the master therapists to meet individual client needs.

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