… with ART and how these interplay with individual agency and decision making. This study
further recognises the fluidity of patients’ ART care journeys by intentionally focusing on the …

… and describe the contextual nature of the conceptions of patients with low back pain of their
… conceptions of their clinical journey were formulated by a variety of themes: convincing care…

… and enact choices regarding their therapy. Agency is thus a powerful person-centered
concept that has explanatory relevance for all therapists, but especially for therapists practicing …

… the idea of therapy as a conversation, the concepts of moral order, agency, accountability and
… the light of two theoretical conceptions of autonomy, the liberal and the ethics of care. If the …

… agency in clients’ narratives. As such, client agency remains an abstract and difficult to grasp
concept… paramount to investigate how agency appears before (and during) therapy. Thus, a …

… conception of agency. According to this conception, rational agency is also therapeutic
agency, and our good is realized in fundamental ways through the exercise of therapeutic agency…

… Merging with the environment and dissolving the concept of the self as a separate entity by
focusing away from the self and forming a strong emotional connection with the environment …

… to write about concepts such as free will and agency from the … agency/empowerment, each
side of which emphasizes a different though related aspect of the same phenomenon. Agency …

… known therapeutic activities’. In this study we add the concept of ‘shared agency’ to the
discussion. … Mental health care is a special context for shared agency. In this study, emotional, …

… The history of specifically psychological conceptions of agency encompasses the field of
volition , desire and will—the division of conation, alongside cognition and affection, in …