The importance of identifying and understanding therapist schema in cognitive therapy training and supervision

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The importance of identifying and understanding therapist schema in cognitive therapy training and supervision

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Massey University

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Massey Research Online

Description

The cognitive therapist's ability to identify, reflect upon, and constructively utilize, the content of his or her beliefs, assumptions, emotions, and behaviours which may be triggered by the interpersonal process occurring in the therapeutic relationship, is increasingly seen as an important part of a successful treatment outcome in cognitive therapy (Safran & Segal, 1996). Identifying "therapist schema" (Leahy 2001) is one mechanism which can be used in training and supervision to facilitat...

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Research paper

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Journal article

Date created

2006

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Haarhoff BA

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10179/6159

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1701 Psychology / 1702 Cognitive Sciences

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