The Counseling Psychologist · 2012 · 155 citations · 38 references
EducationBehavioral SciencesPsychologyCounseling PsychologyCounseling TheoryPsychotherapyHealing BeliefsHealing SystemsInterpersonal PsychotherapySupportive PsychotherapyTherapeutic AllianceCommon Factors In CounselingCommon Factors TheoryHealing ExpectationsHealing ProcessesRelational HealingSocial HealingTherapeutic BondTherapeutic Relationship Quality
A debate exists about whether the common factors or specific ingredients are critical to producing the benefits of psychotherapy. A model of the relationship, based on evolved human characteristics related to healing, is presented that integrates common factors and specific ingredients. After the initial bond is formed, the relationship involves three healing aspects: the real relationship, the creation of expectations, and participation in healthy actions.
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