How to be a more responsive therapist

Psychotherapy research and clinical experience have shown that the therapy relationship is a key component in all effective therapies. The therapist’s ability to respond to their patient’s particular problems and needs plays a crucial role in developing a strong relationship. In today's video, with George Silberschatz, PhD, we will describe how therapists can be more responsive to their patients and provide tools for doing so.
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[@mariaeugeniamoneta]

i have liked a lot,. Very clear and precise

[@seymourtompkins]

Point well taken. However, I find that that while the model is logical (even linear) and it provides a nice integrative framework for the vast approaches to treatment, it also seems to oversimplify matters. This brings to my mind that line from Jung re theory. He wrote (or said) somewhere something like 'you can either be accurate or you can be precise...but you can't be both.' I welcome your thoughts.

[@beverleyconrad2818]

A very clear and concise explanation about how to personalize psychological treatment!