… and symbolic significance of fee-paying in the psychotherapeutic relationship through the …
of psychotherapists in Britain. Therapists were interviewed to establish whether they saw fee-…

… from private counselling practitioners who charge a fee for counselling/psychotherapy. It …
I find it easiest when EAPs place money in my bank account as I DO find payment stressful. …

… Psychotherapy fees are influenced by market forces. Within the context of the current economic
crisis, private practitioners who insist on not lowering their fees to … into account regional …

… counsellors and psychotherapists from interpreting fee material … interpretations that take
into account the projected feelings of … and financial cost to the practitioner, were the primary …

… the more flexible stance of many practitioners of psychotherapy, as opposed to strict …
How, also, are we to account for the personal experience of, for example, Sue who put great …

… fee policy and the therapeutic relationship. Secondly this study investigated if psychotherapists
thought it beneficial if the fee … do you take into account when setting your fee? 18. Under …

… the effects of fee on the dependent variables without taking into account socioeconomic …
practitioner. Nevertheless, an exhaustive search of the voluminous literature on psychotherapy …

… Fee paying clients did not improve more than those who received psychotherapy for free.
These results appear to support the notion advanced by Mowrer (1963), as no-fee clients …

… such a thing as a “fair fee” for psychotherapy, we asked, when there … practitioner’s website
is instructive to our understanding of the ways in which matters pertaining to payment and fees …

… practitioner must set the fees for each type of service offered. We may charge different fees
for individual and group counseling and psychotherapy … the client’s account is charged. While …