… The avowed purpose of this book is to present the results of a five-year study designed to
evaluate the effectiveness of “client-centered” therapy for schizophrenic patients. Several of the …

… were collected as part ofa long-term, psychotherapy study,3334 we exploredthe frequencywith
which schizophrenic patients form alliances and how the presence of a good alliance …

The therapeutic relationship and its impact: A study of psychotherapy with schizophrenics.
The therapeutic relationship and its impact: A study of psychotherapy with schizophrenics …

… the value of psychotherapy with schizophrenic patients from this study were limited … of
psychotherapy. Finally, the commitment and enthusiasm of the therapists for doing psychotherapy …

… study compares the effects of exploratory, insight-oriented (EIO) and reality-adaptive, supportive
(RAS) forms of psychotherapy on a sample of 95 schizophrenic … type of psychotherapy …

… in treating schizophrenics with psychoanalytic therapy, were … in this study), and were
considered effective by their colleagues… The patient internalizes the therapy relationship as a …

… -to-one therapy relationship. An empathic and nonthreatening relationship is built, during
which the patient elaborates his or her experiences with schizophrenia. Specific symptoms are …

… Not everything is known about schizophrenia, any more than is known … it to treat with success
people who are labeled schizophrenic. The treatment of choice is clearly psychotherapy, by …

… study investigated those therapeutic relationships through the lens of American clinicians who
work therapeutically with schizophrenic … therapist, in particular: could it be a positive impact…

… have received it). In the present research it was our main aim to define actual in-therapy
behavior… were analyzed along three variables of therapist behavior (empathy, genuineness, and …