02727nmmaa2200325 i 4500 PUCPR 20210224153927.0 150430e2019 pr a fq d 00 0 eng d PUCPR eng rda PUCPR PUCPR eng evl 23 T 616.8914 L238r CD 23 T 616.8914 L238r CD Lampón Castro, Rebecca L. 1964- 296831 The relevance of the working alliance in achieving positive outcome : the experience in a group of women through phenomenological interview / Rebecca Lampón–Castro. [electronic resource] 2019. 1 disco de computadora (ix, 156 leaves) : tables ; 4¾ inches (11.5 centimeters) rdacontent txt texto rdamedia c computer rdacarrier cd computer disc Thesis (Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology) -- Pontificia Universidad Católica de Puerto Rico, 2019. Bibliographical references: pages 126-150. “This phenomenological study investigated the experience of six female participants, who have experienced psychotherapy and perceived to have helped or hindered the formation of the Working Alliance in therapy. With a focus provided by the phenomenological study and techniques, the six (6) participants were interviewed about what helped or hindered their building a strong working alliance, as well as what factor(s) they wished had been present that could have affected the outcome. Information was gathered through semi-structure interviews. 20 categories were generated based on the research question and dimensions of the research. The information obtained in this study was coded and analyzed using the qualitative methods. From these categories, three helping subthemes were identified: (1) Facilitated communication, (2) Trust/Non-Judgment, and (3) Accessibility. In contrast, three hindering categories were: (1) did not facilitate communication, (2) lack of understanding, (3) having multiple therapists. Three wish list categories that resulted from the analyses were: (1) facilitate more communication, (b) more accessible, and (3) Trust/ Non- judgment”. Disc characteristics : CD-ROM. System requirements : PC, CD-ROM reader and Adobe Acrobat Reader. 294920 Pontificia Universidad Católica de Puerto Rico Dissertations 179219 Therapeutic alliance Research Puerto Rico Pontificia Universidad Católica de Puerto Rico. Colegio de Estudios Graduados en Ciencias de la Conducta y Asuntos de la Comunidad. 294685 ddc 3 23 T 616.8914 L238r CD 287863 287863 0 0 ddc 0 0 10 10 71 2019-05-09 Rebecca L. Lampón Castro 0 T 616.8914 L238r CD 80000002181199 2019-10-09 00:00:00 2019-10-09 3