Issue 6
6 records, editorials first, then in page order.
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Editorial
In each of the five articles in this December 2012 issue of the research journal relationship features strongly in one way or another.
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Renewing Experience - Therapists’ Thoughts on What is Effective in Psychotherapy
In this qualitative study, nine psychotherapists with different theoretical approaches were interviewed about their thoughts on what is effective in their work. Data was analyzed according to Grounded Theory.
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Clients’ experiences of psychodynamic therapies: A phenomenological study
This study aimed to explore clients’ experiences of psychodynamic therapies. Six adults were interviewed about their experiences of psychodynamic/brief psychodynamic therapy at varying stages of the process. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis with peer…
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Addiction as a defence against relationship? Relationship as an antidote to addiction? A phenomenological exploration of the significance of relationship in recovery
This paper is a joint project undertaken by an Integrative psychotherapist and a Gestalt psychotherapist working together as co-researchers.
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A Model Combining Psychotherapy with Spirituality and Religion in the area of Palliative Care and Bereavement
This paper presents a model for working with the dying and the bereaved within the Maltese context, arising from years of practice in oncology and palliative care.
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Falling Down a Deep Hole: The Experience of an Identity Crisis as a Gestalt Therapist
In February 2012, around thirty Gestalt Therapists from five European nations gathered to engage in an experientially based learning weekend on research.