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2008

Issue 3

5 records, editorials first, then in page order.

  1. ArticleAug 2008Issue 3, pp. 1–9

    Working with Mistakes in Psychotherapy - A Relational Model

    Maša Žvelc

    The article deals with the meaning of moment-to-moment mistakes made by the therapist in psychotherapy and how to work with them.

    DOI 10.24377/EJQRP.article2879Read article at journal Record & citation
  2. ArticleAug 2008Issue 3, pp. 10–18

    The Effect of Doing Qualitative Research on Novice Researchers

    Ann Scott

    This study investigates the effect of doing qualitative research on novice researchers, applying the heuristic approach to reports given by six novice researchers.

    DOI 10.24377/EJQRP.article2878Read article at journal Record & citation
  3. ArticleAug 2008Issue 3, pp. 19–29

    Feelings of Incompetence among Experienced Clinicians: A Substantive Theory

    Anne Thériault, Nicola Gazzola

    Feelings of incompetence (FOI) are an ongoing part of the private experience of being a therapist. Although normative, they are often linked to therapist distress and to negative therapeutic processes.

    DOI 10.24377/EJQRP.article2877Read article at journal Record & citation
  4. ArticleAug 2008Issue 3, pp. 30–37

    Epiphany Storytelling as a Means of Reinforcing and Embedding Transformational Therapeutic Change

    Joan Fletcher

    The mental health field has seen a groundswell of interest in user perspectives as a crucial element of research, training and service enhancement.

    DOI 10.24377/EJQRP.article2876Read article at journal Record & citation
  5. ArticleAug 2008Issue 3, pp. 38–45

    Action research in the light of integrative practice of marital and family therapists and some other research problems

    Robert Cvetek, Mateja Cvetek, Christian Gostecnik

    Marital and family therapists are likely to use multiple models or treatment approaches, combine several techniques, theories, or factors in their therapy to address the complexity of the therapeutic situation.

    DOI 10.24377/EJQRP.article2875Read article at journal Record & citation