Posts Tagged ‘communication’

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Research on Termination of Therapy: Too Much or Not Enough?

Last updated 16th January 2008

Interesting research results indicate that sixty percent of private practice dynamically oriented psychotherapy clients feel that their therapy either lasted too long or ended too soon. Is it the case that money, or patience, run out?

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The Great Self-Help Scam?

Last updated 15th January 2008

Self-Help is a massive and growing industry. Are these books really selling the secrets to happiness, thinness and wealth? Or are they making profits from the comforting illusion that these things are really for sale?

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Marital Miscommunication, Part 1

Last updated 25th September 2007

So much of the pain we go through with loved ones is down to communication failure — to each person assuming that the other speaks and thinks in the same way that they do. I thought of that today as I had a rerun of one of the top ten conflicts I have with my husband…

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Can Online Therapists Learn From Research on Trust in Online Communication?

Last updated 2nd June 2005

Trust between client and therapist is central to the success of the therapeutic process, but how can people working online foster the same kind of trust that builds between people working face to face? Online therapists and clients alike may be able to learn from new research on fostering trust in online communications.

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