Therapeutic Songwriting provides a comprehensive examination of contemporary methods
and models of songwriting as used for therapeutic purposes. It describes the environmental …

Empathy is a critical ingredient in motivational interviewing (MI) and in psychotherapy
generally. It is typically defined as the ability to experience and understand the feelings of …

Chairwork represents an assembly of versatile experiential interventions which have been
incorporated into many evidence-based psychotherapies. This narrative review explores the …

Chair‐work is an experiential method used within compassion‐focused therapy (CFT) to
apply compassion to various aspects of the self. This is the first study of CFT chair‐work and …

Objective: The capacity for understanding mental states (reflective functioning; RF) is
considered essential for self-growth, social learning, and emotion regulation. Impaired RF is …

The present study examines (a) the unique effects of chairwork on emotional process and
intervention outcomes across treatments in the context of individual psychotherapy and (b) …

Background Several studies have investigated the acoustic effects of diagnosed anxiety and
depression. Anxiety and depression are not characteristics of the typical aging process, but …

The present study examines the role of emotion in the self-critical process of individuals with
anger problems. Self-criticism is a prevalent intra-personal feature which greatly impacts an …

Although the emotions and learning based on emotional reaction are individual-specific, the
main features are consistent among all people. Depending on the emotional states of the …

Social Anxiety (SA) has been shown to be associated with compensatory deficits in pro-
social behavior following exclusion and with failure to capitalize on social success. We …