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How and why are some therapists better than others?: Understanding therapist effects.

DOI: 10.1037/0000034-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

May 22, 2017

1 - 10 of 18 Chapters

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Introduction.

Castonguay, Louis G.; Hill, Clara E.

Pages: 3 –9

All of the chapters in this book are designed to address one or two fundamental questions: What might explain, at least in part, why some therapists are better or worse than others? What are the ways by which therapists might get more positive and less negative outcomes? All chapters have been...
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Therapist effects, effective therapists, and the law of variability.

Barkham, Michael; Lutz, Wolfgang; Lambert, Michael J.; Saxon, David

Pages: 13 –36

As the chapter title suggests, there are two key components that are related but subtly different to therapist effects. The first is effective therapists, which refers to the finding that some therapists are more effective than others, and the second is variability, which refers to the natural...
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What characterizes effective therapists?

Wampold, Bruce E.; Baldwin, Scott A.; Holtforth, Martin grosse; Imel, Zac E.

Pages: 37 –53

This chapter begins with the assumption that there are therapist effects, and then goes on to address the next obvious question of who the best therapists are and what they are doing in therapy. After describing conceptual and methodological difficulties related to understanding what sets these...
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Who works for whom and why? Integrating therapist effects analysis into psychotherapy outcome and process research.

Constantino, Michael J.; Boswell, James F.; Coyne, Alice E.; Kraus, David R.; Castonguay, Louis G.

Pages: 55 –68

To satisfy all stakeholders, especially therapists and those who train them, there is a pressing need for the field to turn its attention to uncovering such determinants of therapist effects, drawing on “big” (e.g., large-scale naturalistic studies), “medium” (e.g., single clinical trials), and...
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Appropriate responsiveness as a contribution to therapist effects.

Stiles, William B.; Horvath, Adam O.

Pages: 71 –84

In this chapter, we address the question of why certain therapists are more effective than others from a different perspective. We do not propose that particular actions or strategies produce such therapist effects. Instead, we argue that a therapist is effective because he or she is...
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Therapist presence, absence, and extraordinary presence.

Hayes, Jeffrey A.; Vinca, Maria

Pages: 85 –99

Therapists face a considerable number of challenging situations in their day-to-day work. Clients present with troubled moods, poor relationships, pessimistic outlooks, disordered personalities, self-hatred, crises, and traumatic memories. The negative, almost toxic, client material that...
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Inner experience and the good therapist.

Gelso, Charles J.; Perez-Rojas, Andres E.

Pages: 101 –115

The premise of this chapter is that the therapist’s inner experience matters considerably when providing psychotherapy. It has a major and far-reaching effect on what transpires in psychotherapy, how the work goes, and the extent to which the treatment is successful. Similarly, effective therapy...
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The role of the therapists attachment in the process and outcome of psychotherapy.

Strauss, Bernhard M.; Petrowski, Katja

Pages: 117 –138

On the basis of their review of the emerging research on this topic, Strauss and Petrowski propose that differential attachment (secure or insecure) may explain one important aspect of therapist effects: Therapist effects are stronger for highly impaired and distressed clients than for highly...
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The role of therapist skills in therapist effectiveness.

Anderson, Timothy; Hill, Clara E.

Pages: 139 –157

In this chapter, we separate or divide therapist skills into technical, relational, conceptualization, and cultural aspects: (1) Technical skills are defined by the delivery of interventions, specific strategies, and techniques; (2) Relational skills refer to emotional and interpersonal...
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The contributions of client culture to differential therapist effectiveness.

Hayes, Jeffrey A.; Owen, Jesse; Nissen-Lie, Helene A.

Pages: 159 –174

In this chapter, we consider culture broadly, as referring to a group of people who share common history, values, beliefs, symbols, and rituals. The cultural groups to which one belongs include (but are not limited to) gender, religion, ethnicity, disability status, sexual orientation, race, and...

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