Qualitative methods for studying psychotherapy change processes

Robert Elliott

Qualitative methods for studying psychotherapy change processes

Robert Elliott

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Abstract

It is my hope in this chapter to encourage the use of a broader range of options for qualitative data collection and analysis in psychotherapy change process research. To do this, I first briefly outline some of the epistemological issues associated with CPR. Then I briefly summarize two useful tools for collecting useful and interesting qualitative data about change processes. After this, I turn to an example of qualitative data analysis methods appropriate to CPR.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Qualitative research methods in mental health & psychotherapy
Subtitle of host publication	A Guide for Students and Practitioners
Editors	David Harper, Andrew Thompson
Place of Publication	Chichester, UK
Publisher	Wiley-Blackwell
Pages	69-81
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	9780470663707
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2011

Keywords

qualitative methods
psychotherapy change processes
change process research
CPR
outcome research
mental health interventions

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Psychotherapy change process research: realizing the promise
Elliott, R., 2010, In: Psychotherapy Research. 20, 2, p. 123-135 13 p.
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Client accounts of personal change in process-experiential psychotherapy: a methodologically pluralistic approach
Klein, M. J. & Elliott, R., Jan 2006, In: Psychotherapy Research. 16, 1, p. 91-105 15 p.
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Client accounts of personal change in process-experiential psychotherapy: a methodologically pluralistic approach

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