Divided into three sections beginning with a description of the importance of common and nonspecific factors in psychotherapy. Part two details a model of managing the therapeutic relationship derived from clinical practice. This model is based on an extensive literature survey of specific strategies to influence clients. Lastly it offers a review regarding process research and instruments measuring factors of the quality of the therapeutic relationship.
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Divided into three sections beginning with a description of the importance of common and nonspecific factors in psychotherapy. Part two details a model of managing the therapeutic relationship derived from clinical practice. This model is based on an extensive literature survey of specific strategies to influence clients. Lastly it offers a review regarding process research and instruments measuring factors of the quality of the therapeutic relationship.
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