[PDF] Top 20 Innovative Moments and Change in Emotion-Focused Therapy: The Case of Lisa

... perspective, change does not take place because a problematic self- narrative is somehow “corrected” and the client is free to elaborate new meanings, but rather clients elaborate new meanings ... See full document

... months. In the second phase, each Master ’s student randomly coded two cases with the ...student. The Ph.D. student was aware of the clinical outcome of the cases ... See full document

... explored the importance of participants adopting an immersed or distanced perspective in the analysis of their ...emotions in a healthier way and im- mersion leads to ... See full document

... Although the emergence of IMs opens the possibility for change, allowing the novelty to be expanded in therapy, it also destabilizes a person’s usual way of ... See full document

... In the particular context of assessing individuals' transformation towards a deradicalisation and disengagement self-narrative this ap- pears particularly ...happens in Jaime's ... See full document

... studies of therapist interventions (Caro-Gabalda, et ...how the therapist interventions seemed to be responsive to these two client’s emergent needs and capacities, facilitating the ... See full document

... First, the effort to understand how the development of nar- rative changes in PO cases becomes interrupted with the absence of reconceptualization and performing ... See full document

... clients in grief therapy integrate loss and reconstruct their self- narratives? Theoretically, constructivist grief therapy offers a reflective context for helping clients symbolize, ... See full document

... forms of innovation that appear as early forms of opposing the problematic self-narrative (being level 2 ...by the self and validated by others, they become the first signs that ... See full document

... Introduction: Innovative moments (IMs) pinpoint new and more adjusted ways of thinking, acting, feeling, and relating that emerge in clients’ discourse during ...indicators ... See full document

... Objectives: Innovative moments (IMs) are exceptions to the maladaptive framework of meaning that typically motivates clients to seek psychotherapy, and previous studies have shown that ... See full document

... categories of IMs were previously identified inductively, based on the analysis of psychotherapy sessions of women who were victims of domestic violence, followed in narrative ... See full document

... as the amount of interaction between protonarratives and between types of IMs within each protonarrative - were also calculated from the ...grids. In this sense, the ... See full document

... interpreted in light of its ...number of participants. Small samples may be appropriate for testing the feasibility of an intervention; however, they might overestimate treatment ... See full document

... This case evolved through fifteen sessions, initially four weekly sessions and then twice a month, plus one follow-up (after six months) - sessions 8 and 9 were not rated due to technical problems ... See full document

... Narrative therapy, in its re-authoring version was suggested in the late 1980s and early 1990s by White and Epston ...variety of treatment applications in ... See full document

... despite the commonalities with other studies previously mentioned, the overall salience of IMs is very low when compared with the EFT ...CCT, in which the good outcome group had ... See full document

... completed, the judges were trained, using sessions not included in the present study, by the first author to use the HSS until they reached a minimum kappa of ...pairs of ... See full document

... with the IMCS (Gonçalves, Mendes, Ribeiro, et al., 2010) in the well-known and intensively studied case of Lisa (Honos-Webb, Stiles, Greenberg & Goldman, 1998; Angus, ... See full document

... novelties in the re- construction of their clients problematic experiences, the replication of the data from NT (Matos, at ...are focused in several dimensions ... See full document