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RIVISTA DI PSICOTERAPIA RELAZIONALE
Editore
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
1825-5442 (Rivista Stampata)
1971-8454 (Rivista Online)
Numero del fascicolo
47
Designazione del fascicolo
47
Data del fascicolo (YYYY/MM)
2018/06
Titolo completo
"Un passo avanti, ma ancora non ci siamo": verso una terapia familiare orientata al feedback
Di (autore)
Prima Pagina
35
Ultima Pagina
62
Lingua del testo
Italiano
Data di publicazione
2018/06
Copyright
2018 FrancoAngeli srl
Introduzione o prefazione
Dato che la ricerca indica l'esistenza di uno stretto legame tra l'alleanza terapeutica e l'efficacia della psicoterapia, anche i terapeuti della famiglia dovrebbero pensare a come migliorare la qualità dell'alleanza. L'uso sistematico dei feedback del cliente può diventare una risorsa preziosa, che tiene conto della complessità dell'alleanza nel setting della terapia familiare. Se l'orientamento al feedback è di per sé connesso con l'efficacia della terapia, in questo articolo l'attenzione viene rivolta a come l'uso sistematico del feedback del cliente possa ottimizzare l'alleanza terapeutica. Viene presentato poi un nuovo strumento per il feedback, da utilizzare in particolare nelle sedute di terapia familiare alle quali partecipano bambini: il Dialogical Feedback Tool (DFT). Viene illustrato infine il modo in cui i feedback dei clienti, sull'espe¬rienza che stanno avendo della terapia, possono aiutare i terapeuti a sintonizzarsi meglio con le loro esperienze e con le loro aspettative sulla terapia.
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