Despite a rich theoretical and clinical history, psychodynamic child and adolescent
psychotherapy has been slow to engage in the empirical assessment of its effectiveness …

While the evidence base for psychodynamic therapy with adults is now quite substantial,
there is still a lack of research evaluating the effectiveness of psychodynamic therapies with …

Objective: We describe client–therapist relational narratives collected in relationship
anecdotes paradigm (RAP) interviews during psychotherapy and the application of the core …

The AC Stark shift of electronic levels is ubiquitous in the interaction of intense light fields
with atoms and molecules. As the light intensity changes on the rising and falling edges of a …

Objective The study aimed to explore how changes in clients' relational patterns during
psychodynamic psychotherapy relate to treatment outcomes and therapy effectiveness …

Abstract The American Psychological Association task force on empirically supported
therapy relationships defined countertransference (CT) management (ie, awareness of CT) …

This study examined changes in adolescents' internal representations of their relationship
with their therapist and the extent to which these changes were related to changes in their …

Objective: Two groups of clients at sequential developmental stages, adolescents and
emerging adults, were compared regarding their presenting problems, psychological …

Countertransference may reflect the patients' diagnosis and can be used to better
understand patients' inner worlds and core conflictual relationship themes (CCRTs). Thus …

Background: Empirical evidence suggests that individuals who have experienced the death
of a parent early in life endorse interpersonal difficulties in adulthood. However, little is …