Titlebook: Research Perspectives in Couple Therapy; Discursive Qualitati Maria Borcsa,Peter Rober Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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The Challenge: Tailoring Qualitative Process Research Methods for the Study of Marital and Family Tl quantitative and psychotherapy research in the field of marital and family therapy (MFT) is rather scarce. While qualitative research (QR) is appreciated in the fields of sociology, pedagogy and anthropology, for instance, in the fields of clinical psychology and psychotherapy it has just started

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The Couple Therapy of Victoria and Alfonso, the therapy took place and give an overview—session by session—of what happened in the therapy. Throughout the book, the process of therapy will be the background for the different analyses, but only in this chapter the whole development in the four sessions is described.

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The Development of Dialogical Space in a Couple Therapy Session,nalytic research method that focussed on dialogical space and how it develops in a couple therapy..The concept “dialogical space” refers to the virtual environment of expectations and entitlements about what can be talked about. Our study of the development of dialogical space of this couple therapy

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Introducing Novelties into Therapeutic Dialogue: The Importance of Minor Shifts of the Therapist, The research has also shown that the therapists do additional, equally important things which are not usually included in their own accounts of their therapeutic practice and preferences. Therapeutic skills consist of parts which are different layers of therapists’ personal learning histories and p

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,Therapists’ Responses for Enhancing Change Through Dialogue: Dialogical Investigations of Change, to the process of change. We conceptualize therapeutic conversation as a dialogical activity. In using the research method The Dialogical Investigation of Happenings of Change (DIHC) the focus is on how therapists participate and answer from a specific position of “responsive responsibility.” In th

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,Fostering Dialogue: Exploring the Therapists’ Discursive Contributions in a Couple Therapy,analysis aims to illuminate the interactional and discursive processes that underlie therapeutic work from a dialogical perspective. The process of change in this couple therapy could be broadly seen to involve shifts in meaning construction, in positioning and in interaction. More specifically, the

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Dominant Story, Power, and Positioning,ellings, some stories become dominant while others become silenced. As well as reflecting cultural discourses, these local stories also reflect the positions embedded in these discourses..In this present study, we analyzed the course of four therapy sessions attended by Victoria and Alfonso. We focu

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