Family Process · 2005 · 252 citations · 21 references
Social SciencesNeurobiologyPsychologyInterpersonal CommunicationPsychotherapyTherapeutic CommunicationCommunity HealingConversation AnalysisEmpathic CommunicationSupportive CommunicationDialogic InteractionDialogic TherapyHealing SpeechLover DialogueMomentsTherapeutic Change ProcessesTherapeutic DialogueTherapeutic Listening
Understanding requires active talking and listening, and dialogue is a precondition for positive change in therapy. The study analyzes basic dialogue elements from dialogism and neurobiology to understand why dialogue heals in network meetings, examining therapist actions that foster shared emotion, community, and new language. The authors analyze dialogue elements through dialogism and neurobiological lenses, examining therapist actions that foster shared emotion, community, and new language. Feelings of love, through mutual emotional attunement, signal moments of therapeutic change.
From our Bakhtinian perspective, understanding requires an active process of talking and listening. Dialogue is a precondition for positive change in any form of therapy. Using the perspectives of dialogism and neurobiological development, we analyze the basic elements of dialogue, seeking to understand why dialogue becomes a healing experience in a network meeting. From the perspective of therapist as dialogical partner, we examine actions that support dialogue in conversation, shared emotional experience, creation of community, and creation of new shared language. We describe how feelings of love, manifesting powerful mutual emotional attunement in the conversation, signal moments of therapeutic change.
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