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Vol. 14 No. 3-4 (2020): Common factors and reflexive psychotherapy
Vol. 14 No. 3-4 (2020): Common factors and reflexive psychotherapy
Published:
2020-09-09
Editorial
Editorial about common factors and reflexive psychotherapy of Graham Barnes
Miran Možina
pdf (Slovenščina)
Scientific papers
The early years of the Dodo: The development of common factors from Rosenzweig to Frank's contextual model
Miran Možina
pdf (Slovenščina)
Slovenian clients' experiences in psychotherapy and psychotherapy outcome factors
Malka Čeh
pdf (Slovenščina)
Client-Reported Factors of Corrective Experiences in Individual Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Nuša Kovačević Tojnko
pdf
Personality characteristic of psychotherapy students
Emil Benedik, Kim Caf
pdf (Slovenščina)
The role of family relations in the self-care of type 2 diabetes mellitus and their relationship with psychosocial outcomes
Tjaša Schwarzbartl
pdf (Slovenščina)
Intergenerational transmission of trauma: the role of family and parenthood in post-traumatic growth
Katarina Možina, Erzsebet Fanni Toth , Katarina Kompan Erzar
pdf (Slovenščina)
Professional papers
Emotionally Focused Therapy: process of changes on the path of creating safe and secure bonding between partners
Irmina Rakun Alif
pdf (Slovenščina)
Second-order psychotherapy: How psychotherapists use theories and how psychotherapy theories use psychotherapists?
Miran Možina, Graham Barnes
pdf
Translations, news, interviews, essays
Psychotherapy without diagnoses and its contribution to social justice: In memoriam Graham Barnes (1936-2020)
Miran Možina
pdf (Slovenščina)
Hypnosis as a Condition for Psychotherapy
Graham Barnes
pdf (Slovenščina)
Life and work of Graham Barnes (1936-2020) and his contribution to the development of psychotherapy in Slovenia and Croatia
Miran Možina
pdf (Slovenščina)
We can never outgrow our need for loving attachment: Interview with Albert Mrgole about the development of Emotionally Focused Therapy around the world and in Slovenia
Albert Mrgole, Katarina Brdnik
pdf (Slovenščina)
From alienation to conscious and living organization: Interview with anthropologist Tanja Balažic Peček
Tanja Balažic Peček, Miran Možina
pdf (Slovenščina)
Book review: Paul Bloom Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion
Barbara Simonič
pdf (Slovenščina)
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