330 results on '"Desmet, Mattias"'
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2. Evidence for the Non-Evidenced: An Argument for Integrated Methods and Conceptual Discussion on What Needs to be Evidenced in Psychotherapy Research
3. The self-critical patient in clinical supervision: a qualitative study of therapists' alliance struggles and emotional reactions in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression
4. Impact of personality style changes on CBT and PDT treatment responses in major depression
5. Depressive personality traits and temperament and character personality traits in a clinical sample: Results from regression and network analyses
6. Understanding “patient deterioration” in psychotherapy from depressed patients’ perspectives: A mixed methods multiple case study
7. Lived experiences: a focus group pilot study within the MentALLY project of mental healthcare among European users
8. Healthcare professionals’ perspectives on mental health service provision: a pilot focus group study in six European countries
9. The Ghent Psychotherapy Study: A Pragmatic, Stratified, Randomized Parallel Trial into the Differential Efficacy of Psychodynamic and Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions in Dependent and Self-Critical Depressive Patients
10. The single case archive: Review of a multitheoretical online database of published peer-reviewed single-case studies.
11. Reliability in Psychiatric Diagnosis with the DSM : Old Wine in New Barrels
12. Interactions Between Obsessional Symptoms and Interpersonal Dynamics: An Empirical Single Case Study
13. Sexual pleasure as forbidden secret: a single-case study into emotion-focused therapy with an emotionally avoidant client who committed sexual offences.
14. The self-critical patient in clinical supervision: a qualitative study of therapists' alliance struggles and emotional reactions in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression.
15. The self-critical patient in clinical supervision: a qualitative study of therapists’ alliance struggles and emotional reactions in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression
16. The Factor Structure of the Beck Depression Inventory-II: An Evaluation
17. Factorial Validity and Measurement Invariance of the 20-Item Toronto Alexithymia Scale in Clinical and Nonclinical Samples
18. Psychoanalytic Single Cases Published in ISI-Ranked Journals : The Construction of an Online Archive
19. Understanding 'patient deterioration' in psychotherapy from patients' perspectives: A mixed methods multiple case study
20. The Factorial Structure of the Dutch Translation of the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems: A Test of the Long and Short Versions
21. How to measure outcome? A perspective from the dynamic complex systems approach.
22. Sexual pleasure as forbidden secret: a single-case study into emotion-focused therapy with an emotionally avoidant client who committed sexual offences
23. Alexithymia, social detachment and cognitive processing
24. Alexithymic Depression : Evidence for a Depression Subtype?
25. Welche Kategorien des zentralen Beziehungs-Konflikt-Themas stehen in Zusammenhang mit Depressions-Symptomen? Eine explorative Studie
26. A metasynthesis of published case studies through Lacanʼs L-schema: Transference in perversion
27. Alexithymia and interpersonal problems: A study of natural language use
28. How questionnaires shape experienced symptoms. A qualitative case comparison study of questionnaire administration in psychotherapy research.
29. When ‘good outcome’ does not correspond to ‘good therapy’: Reflections on discrepancies between outcome scores and patients’ therapy satisfaction
30. Extending Blatt’s two-polarity model of personality development to dissociative identity disorder: a theory-building case study
31. Hulpvraag en therapeutische relatie bij onverklaarde chronische vermoeidheid
32. Reconstruction and validation of the personal style inventory in a flemish clinical and student sample
33. Does the 20-item Toronto Alexithymia Scale measure Alexithymia? A study of natural language use
34. The depressive experiences questionnaire as a measure of psychoanalytic constructs reported to be measured
35. What the heart thinks, the tongue speaks: a study on depression and lexical choice
36. How questionnaires shape experienced symptoms. A qualitative case comparison study of questionnaire administration in psychotherapy research
37. What too strict a method obscures about the validity of outcome measures
38. How Speakers Orient to the Notable Absence of Talk: A Conversation Analytic Perspective on Silence in Psychodynamic Therapy
39. The depressive experiences questionnaire: on using a student-based scoring program for a clinical sample
40. Alexithymia and interpersonal problems
41. When quantitative measures become a qualitative storybook: A phenomenological case analysis of validity and performativity of questionnaire administration in psychotherapy research.
42. In search of a framework for the treatment of alexithymia
43. Countertransference Processes in Psychodynamic Therapy with Dependent (Anaclitic) Depressed Patients: A Qualitative Study Using Supervision Data
44. A Critical Perspective on Mental Health News in Six European Countries: How Are “Mental Health/Illness” and “Mental Health Literacy” Rhetorically Constructed?
45. Reformulating and Mirroring in Psychotherapy: A Conversation Analytic Perspective
46. Change processes underlying “good outcome”: A qualitative study on recovered and improved patients’ experiences in psychotherapy for major depression
47. Working through childhood trauma-related interpersonal patterns in psychodynamic treatment: An evidence-based case study.
48. What “good outcome” means to patients: Understanding recovery and improvement in psychotherapy for major depression from a mixed-methods perspective.
49. The Influence of Interpersonal Patterns on the Therapy Process in a Case of Childhood Trauma
50. Interpersonal problems in alexithymia: A study in three primary care groups
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