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Articles tagged "trust".

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Refugees and Asylum Seekers: Building a Relationship of Trust and Stability
Advocacy+2 more

Refugees and Asylum Seekers: Building a Relationship of Trust and Stability

It was in 2017 when I started to teach English to a group of refugees in the UK and became aware of the immense difficulties they faced in their lives. Many of them openly discussed the dangerous journeys they undertook to arrive in the UK. Several of these individuals had experienced or witnessed their boats […]

Eva Gharibi, MSc

Eva Gharibi, MSc

May 19, 2024

Loving Others Loving Others
Assessment & Treatment+2 more

Loving Others Loving Others

When I wrote about extra-relationship affairs years ago, I didn’t have a lot of experience treating couples who were struggling with an affair. The written work was more journalistic than clinical, but it made quite a splash in the media as sex frequently does, especially if it touches a nerve, as infidelity is bound to […]

Joel Block, Ph.D., ABPP

Joel Block, Ph.D., ABPP

October 8, 2023

Conceptualizing Epistemic Trust in Psychotherapy
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Conceptualizing Epistemic Trust in Psychotherapy

Introduction In today’s rapidly changing social environment, people face the challenge of determining whom they can safely trust and who will lead them astray. Dealing with this challenge is crucial not only for individuals’ survival but also for their adaptation to social norms, habits, and the unstated rules of culture. However, people do not navigate […]

Shimrit Fisher + 2 more

Shimrit Fisher + 2 more

June 1, 2022

This Time It’s for Real
Student Development

This Time It’s for Real

My first session with a real, live psychotherapy patient[1] was at a university counseling center in New England. I was in my second year of graduate school. My only previous experience that even resembled doing therapy was limited to interviewing my classmates as pretend patients. In those role-plays, everyone was agreeable and talkative. They gave […]

Michael Hendery, Psy.D.

Michael Hendery, Psy.D.

October 17, 2016

Epistemic Trust, Psychopathology and the Great Psychotherapy Debate
Assessment & Treatment+1 more

Epistemic Trust, Psychopathology and the Great Psychotherapy Debate

Over the past decades, meta-analyses have found almost no clinically meaningful differences in efficacy between the various evidence-based psychotherapies. This has led to the formulation of the so-called “Dodo bird verdict”, based on the Alice in Wonderland story, which argues that “all [psychotherapies] have won and all must have prizes”. Consequently, major figures in the […]

Peter Fonagy, Ph.D. + 3 more

Peter Fonagy, Ph.D. + 3 more

December 7, 2014

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