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Case formulation in emotion-focused therapy: Co-creating clinical maps for change.

DOI: 10.1037/14523-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Nov 10, 2014

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction to case formulation in emotion-focused therapy.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 3 –17

Throughout the ever-evolving process of therapy, therapists must continuously make complex decisions to meet client needs and advance favorable outcomes. Case formulation provides a map or blueprint that therapists can consult throughout the creative process of promoting productive therapeutic...
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Fundamentals of emotion-focused therapy.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 21 –42

In this chapter, we review the concepts that form the basis of emotion-focused therapy (EFT) and are central to an understanding of case formulation. We begin with a review of emotion and emotion scheme theories and a brief summary of an EFT view of dysfunction, and then we discuss the...
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Historical, epistemological, and philosophical underpinnings of case formulation in emotion-focused therapy.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 43 –57

Diagnosis and formulation are not concepts or activities that have been typically associated with humanistic and experiential therapies in general or emotion-focused therapy (EFT) specifically, probably because traditional diagnostic assessment (and by extension formulation) having been...
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Stage 1: Unfold the narrative and observe the client's emotional processing style.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 61 –84

This chapter presents the theory underlying Stage 1 of emotion-focused therapy (EFT) case formulation and involves the following steps: 1. Listen to the presenting problems (relational and behavioral difficulties). 2. Listen for and identify poignancy and painful emotional experience. 3. Attend...
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Stage 2: Co-create a focus and identify the core emotion.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 85 –101

This chapter presents the theory underlying Stage 2 of EFT case formulation. In this stage, we engage in six major interrelated activities (MENSIT; see Figure 5.1) to develop a co-constructed narrative to understand the clients’ experience and difficulties. The first step involves identifying...
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Stage 3: Attend to process markers and new meaning.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 103 –133

This chapter presents the theory underlying Stage 3 of emotion-focused therapy (EFT) case formulation, which involves identifying emerging task markers and micromarkers and assessing how meaning influences or fits in with the reconstruction of new narratives and connects to presenting problems...
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Sophie.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 137 –159

In this chapter, we describe a case that illustrates the steps of a Stage 1 case formulation. The client, Sophie, entered therapy (emotion-focused therapy [EFT]) when her life felt progressively more difficult to bear. (This was her second time in therapy.) The focus in Stage 1 is on beginning...
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Jina.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 161 –187

In this chapter, we present the case of Jina to illustrate an in-depth application of Stage 2 case formulation. The entire process of case formulation as it applies to this case is outlined here, but the emphasis is on Stage 2. Jina was a 38-year-old woman who came to emotion-focused therapy...
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Case formulation application charts.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 189 –211

The previous two chapters illustrated how case formulation is applied in specific cases, with an emphasis on Stages 1 and 2, respectively. Stage 3 is the process formulation stage. This chapter provides examples of case formulations mapped out in chart form with five clients whose conditions are...
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Conclusion.

Goldman, Rhonda N.; Greenberg, Leslie S.

Pages: 213 –214

Emotion-focused case formulation provides clinicians with an organizing map that guides them through the complex process of formulating a case from beginning to end. A strong emotional bond and solid therapeutic alliance is formed when therapists meet with clients and engage them in the quest to...

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