Systemic research in individual, couple, and family therapy and counseling. (2020)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Matthias Ochs, Maria Borcsa, Jochen Schweitzer, editors.
• Other Names: Ochs, Matthias; Borcsa, Maria; Schweitzer, Jochen
• Contents: Intro -- Foreword -- The European Family Therapy Association and the Heidelberg Systemic Research Conferences -- References -- Contents -- Contributors -- About the Editors -- The Heidelberg Systemic Research Conferences: Their History, Goals and Outcomes -- A Brief History -- The Start: Why and How It Began in 1998 -- Networking by Conferencing: The German Language Conferences, 2004 Until 2012 -- Going Big: The European Conference 2014 and the International Conference 2017 -- So What? An Attempt to Look Back on Process and Outcome of These Conferences -- References Part I: Innovations in Systemic Research Paradigms -- Contributions of Systemic Research to the Development of Psychotherapy -- Challenges of Contemporary Psychotherapy -- Combining Practice and Research by Monitoring Change Dynamics -- The Identification of Order Transitions: Converging Evidence from Different Methods -- Dynamic Patterns of Interpersonal Systems -- Criteria of a Systemic Monitoring and Feedback Approach on Change Dynamics -- Understanding the Mechanisms of Change -- The Investigation of Order Transitions -- Modeling the Mechanisms and Dynamics of Psychotherapeutic Change Can Systemic Research Meet the Challenges of the Profession? -- References -- The Social Present in Psychotherapy: Duration of Nowness in Therapeutic Interaction -- Introduction -- A Minimal Model of Psychotherapy -- Methods to Assess the Minimal Model of Psychotherapy -- Findings on the Social Present of Psychotherapy -- Conclusions for Psychotherapy -- References -- Significant Moments in a Couple Therapy Session: Towards the Integration of Different Modalities of Analysis -- Introduction -- The Analysis of the Dialogue -- Autonomic Nervous System Responses: Skin Conductance Responses (SCRs) Nonverbal Synchronization -- Inner Dialogue Captured by the Stimulated Recall Interview (SRI) -- Method -- The Case -- Research Procedure -- Dialogical Investigations of Happenings of Change (DIHC) -- Electrodermal Activity: Skin Conductance Responses (SCRs) -- Observing Nonverbal Synchrony (ONS) -- SRIs -- Results -- Overview of the Session -- The Dialogue -- Electrodermal Activity as Manifested SCRs -- The Nonverbal Synchronization of Body Postures and Movements Integration of the Information from the Different Research Methods Based on the Participants' Inner Dialogues (Information from the SRIs) -- SRI Clip 1 (TE12) -- SRI Clip 2 (TE14) -- SRI Clip 3 (TE16) -- SRI Clip 4 (TE17 to TE18) -- Summary of the Findings from the SRIs in Combination with the Findings on Autonomic Nervous System Arousal and Nonverbal Synchronization -- Discussion -- References -- Collaborative Family Program Development: Research Methods That Investigate and Foster Resilience and Engagement in Marginalized Communities -- Introduction
• Publisher Details: Cham : Springer
• Publication Date: 2020
• Extent: 1 online resource (439 p.)
• Subjects: 616.89/14; Psychotherapy -- Treatment; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783030365608; 3030365603; 9783030365615; 3030365611; 9783030365622
• Related ISBNs: 9783030365592; 303036559X; 303036562X
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