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The heart and soul of change: What works in therapy.
Abstract
The Empirical Case for the Common Factors in Therapy - Quantitative Findings Qualitative Inquiry in Psychotherapy - Research on the Common Factors The Client as a Common Factor - Clients as Self-Healers The Therapeutic Relationship Hope as a Psychotherapeutic Foundation of Common Factors, Placebos and Expectancies The Contribution of Models and Techniques to Therapeutic Efficacy - Contradictions Between Professional Trends and Clinical Research How Do People Change and How Can We Change to Help Many More People? From Placebo to Alliance - the Role of Common Factors in Medicine Common Psychosocial Factors in Psychiatric Drug Therapy Common Factors and Other Non Model Driven Technique Variables in Marriage and Family Therapy Common Factors of School-Based Change What Really Makes a Difference in Psychotherapy Outcome? and Why Does Managed Care Want to Know? Directing Attention to What Works.
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- 1999
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