Brad BowinsOvercoming Barriers to Progress in Psychotherapy
A Clinician's Guide
Brad BowinsOvercoming Barriers to Progress in Psychotherapy
A Clinician's Guide
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This accessible guide comprehensively addresses why psychotherapy of diverse forms often falters and provides effective strategies to succeed.
Brad Bowins is a psychotherapist, psychiatrist, researcher, and founder of the Centre for Theoretical Research in Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology.
SECTION 1: CLIENT INFLUENCES 1. MOTIVATION 2. EXPECTATIONS 3. PERSONALITY
DISORDERS 4. REINFORCEMENT PARAMETERS 5. COMPLEXITY 6. RESISTANCE AND
NONCOMPLIANCE 7. IMPAIRED STATES AND PROCESSES FOR MENTAL HEALTH 8.
TRANSFERENCE SECTION 2: THERAPIST INFLUENCES 9. COUNTERTRANSFERENCE 10.
EMOTIONAL FACTORS 11. PERSONALITY FACTORS 12. SKILL FACTORS SECTION 3:
INTERACTIVE INFLUENCES 13. THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE 14. INTERACTIONS BETWEEN
CLIENT AND THERAPIST INFLUENCES 15. CONCLUDING WORD
SECTION 1: CLIENT INFLUENCES 1. MOTIVATION 2. EXPECTATIONS 3. PERSONALITY DISORDERS 4. REINFORCEMENT PARAMETERS 5. COMPLEXITY 6. RESISTANCE AND NONCOMPLIANCE 7. IMPAIRED STATES AND PROCESSES FOR MENTAL HEALTH 8. TRANSFERENCE SECTION 2: THERAPIST INFLUENCES 9. COUNTERTRANSFERENCE 10. EMOTIONAL FACTORS 11. PERSONALITY FACTORS 12. SKILL FACTORS SECTION 3: INTERACTIVE INFLUENCES 13. THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE 14. INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CLIENT AND THERAPIST INFLUENCES 15. CONCLUDING WORD
