Konferansebidrag
Alliance formation and repair of alliance rupture in a study of highly experienced psychotherapy-trainers as therapists
Moderator: Michael Helge Rønnestad
Presenters: Margrethe Halvorsen, Hanne Oddli og Marit Råbu.
Discussant: Robert Elliott
Congruence of alliance ratings between psychotherapy trainers as therapists (assumed ‘expert therapists’) and clients. (Paper in a Panel (SPR/Asilomar))
Authors: Margrethe Seeger Halvorsen (presenter), Michael Helge Rønnestad, Anna von der Lippe, Eva Axelsen, Hanne Haavind, Siri Gullestad, Sissel Reichelt, Bjørg Røed Hansen.
Introducing and negotiating the technical aspects of the working alliance - How do experienced teacher therapists do it? (Paper in a Panel (SPR/Asilomar))
Hanne Weie Oddli (presenter) and Michael Helge Rønnestad.
A case study of alliance formation and reparation after a long-lasting difficult start (SPR/Asilomar))
Authors: Marit Råbu (presenter), Margrete Seeger Halvorsen & Hanne Haavind.
Råbu, M. (2010). Negotiating an end. A case study of an ambiguous process of ending. Paper in panel. XXVI Congress SEPI, Florence, Italy, 2010-05-27 - 2010-05-30
Hanne Haavind (2007): Talking the personal problems "in" or "out": The power of gendered discourses in the encounters between psychotherapists and their female clients. Paper in symposium: “Women’s Worlds”, 10th International interdisciplinary congress on women, Madrid, Spain, 2008-07-03 – 2008-07-09
Publikasjoner
Råbu, M., Halvorsen, M.S. & Haavind, H. (accepted) Early relationship struggles: A case study of alliance formation and reparation. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research
Manuscripts submitted for evaluation
Råbu, M. & Haavind, H. Negotiating an end. A case study of an ambiguous process of ending psychotherapy.
Oddli, H. W. & Rønnestad, M. H. How do experienced psychotherapy-teachers introduce the technical aspects of psychotherapy? A qualitative inquiry.
Oddli, H. W. & Rønnestad, M. H. Looking for goal consensus - finding motivation/motivational and engaging dialogues: Challenging the concept of goal consensus in the initial phase of therapy/challenging a traditional goal focus.