Contributors
Preface
- A Brief Introduction to Psychotherapy Research
—J. Christopher Muran, Louis G. Castonguay, and Berhnard Strauss
I. Establishing the Foundation for the Scientific Study of Psychotherapy
- Carl Rogers: Idealistic Pragmatist and Psychotherapy Research Pioneer
—Robert Elliott and Barry A. Farber
- Jerome D. Frank: Psychotherapy Researcher and Humanitarian
—Bruce E. Wampold and Joel Weinberger
- Lester Luborsky: A Trailblazer in Empirical Research on Psychoanalytic Therapy
—Paul Crits-Christoph, Jacques P. Barber, Brin F. S. Grenyer, and Louis Diguer
- Hans Strupp: A Founder's Contributions to a Scientific Basis for Psychotherapy Practice
—Karla Moras, Timothy Anderson, and William E. Piper
- Aaron T. Beck: The Cognitive Revolution in Theory and Therapy
—Steven D. Hollon
II. Does Psychotherapy Work?
- Irene Elkin: "The Data Are Always Friendly"
—Karla Moras and M. Tracie Shea
- Kenneth I. Howard: The Best Friend That Psychotherapy Research Ever Had.
—David E. Orlinsky, Merton S. Krause, Fredrick L. Newman, Robert J. Lueger, and Wolfgang Lutz
- Allen E. Bergin: Consummate Scholar and Charter Member of the Society for Psychotherapy Research
—Michael J. Lambert, Alan S. Gurman, and P. Scott Richards
- Klaus Grawe: On a Constant Quest for a Truly Integrative and Research-Based Psychotherapy
—Franz Caspar and Martin Grosse Holtforth
III. How Does Psychotherapy Work?
A. Therapist Contributions
- Marvin R. Goldfried: Pioneering Spirit and Integrative Force
—Louis G. Castonguay and John C. Norcross
- Michael J. Lambert: Building Confidence in Psychotherapy
—Benjamin M. Ogles and Jeffrey A. Hayes
- Clara E. Hill: A Rebel With Several Causes
—Sarah Knox
B. Client Contributions
- Eugene Gendlin: Experiential Philosophy and Psychotherapy
—David L. Rennie, Arthur C. Bohart, and Alberta E. Pos
- Laura Rice: Natural Observer of Psychotherapy Process
—Jeanne C. Watson and Hadas Wiseman
- Leslie Greenberg: Emotional Change Leads to Positive Outcome
—Rhonda N. Goldman, Lynne Angus, and Jeremy D. Safran
C. Relationship Variables
- Edward S. Bordin: Innovative Thinker, Influential Investigator, and Inspiring Teacher
—Michael J. Constantino, Nicholas Ladany, and Thomas D. Borkovec
- Donald J. Kiesler: Interpersonal Manifesto
—Christopher C. Wagner and Jeremy D. Safran
- Lorna Smith Benjamin: Love, Loyalty, and Learning in Close Attachment Relationships
—Kenneth L. Critchfield
- David E. Orlinsky: Developing Psychotherapy Research, Researching Psychotherapist Development
—Micheal Helge Rønnestad, Ulrike Willutzki, and Margarita Tarragona
D. Integration of Multiple Variables
- Horst Kächele: Bringing Research, Practice, and People Together
—Bernhard Strauss
- Enrico Jones: Appreciating Complexity
—Tai Katzenstein, Peter Fonagy, and J. Stuart Ablon
- David A. Shapiro: Psychotherapeutic Investigations
—Michael Barkham, Glenys Parry, and Gillian E. Hardy
- Robert Elliott: Commitment to Experience
—Rhea Partyka
- William B. Stiles: Empathic Reflections, Voices, and Theory-Building
—Meredith Glick Brinegar and Katerine Osatuke
IV. What Works For Whom?
- Sol L. Garfield: A Pioneer in Bringing Science to Clinical Psychology
—Larry E. Beutler and Anne D. Simons
- Larry E. Beutler: A Matter of Principles
—Paulo P. P. Machado, Héctor Fernández Álvarez, and John F. Clarkin
- Sidney J. Blatt: Relatedness, Self-Definition, and Mental Representation
—John S. Auerbach, Kenneth N. Levy, and Carrie E. Schaffer
- William E. Piper: Negotiating the Complexities of Psychotherapy
—John S. Ogrodniczuk
V. Conclusion
- Future Directions: Emerging Opportunities and Challenges in Psychotherapy Research
—Lynne Angus, Jeffrey A. Hayes, Timothy Anderson, Nicholas Ladany, Louis G. Castonguay, and J. Christopher Muran
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