A a series of Articles by Jeffrey Pella.
Video feedback therapy
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Video feedback therapy: Definition. A collection of interventions aim to promote maternal sensitivity through the review of taped parent-child interactions and written materials. The interventions can also be expanded to include the parents’ internal working models and/or sensitive disciplinary practices. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Juffer, F., ... Continua
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The effectiveness of video-feedback therapy
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Parents’ Words and Anxiety Disorders – Part 8 – The effectiveness of video-feedback therapy Video-feedback therapy effectively alters the distorted cognitions of individuals in various populations. While this form of therapy is used in attachment based therapy with children, it is also used to increase parental ... Continua
The effectiveness of video feedback therapy – part 2
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Maternal eating disorders, mother-child interaction and video feedback therapy. The of this sub-series showed that can heighten maternal sensitivity within the context of adoption. More recent research has examined the effect of video feedback on mothers with psychopathology. This installment will discuss the effect of maternal ... Continua
The therapeutic effectiveness of video feedback – Part 3
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Previous installments: - This series has highlighted that training successfully increases the sensitivity of mothers with psychopathology and in the context of child adoption. From my previous series, Your first day of school will be scary, we know that anxiety disorders affect the way that mothers’ converse with their children. The ... Continua
The effectiveness of video feedback therapy – Part 4
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Experimental mothers and their children made more elaborative and emotional utterances than mothers in the control condition. The children in the experimental group also showed better emotion-cause knowledge than control children.
Children’s understanding of emotion and behavior problems
Pubblicato da: Jeffrey Pella
Since the literature has shown that children who struggle to understand emotion are likely to develop behavior problems, recent research has investigated if mothers can be successfully trained to use more emotional and elaborative conversations with their children.
Lo specchio riflessivo. (Psicoterapia e Video Feedback)
Pubblicato da: Redazione
Sapere di avere pensieri negativi e autosvalutanti è molto diverso dall'avere l'esperienza tangibile di osservare se stesso nel processo d'interpretare in modo negativo e autosvalutante una determinata situazione. Nel primo caso si ha una presa di coscienza concettuale, nel secondo si ha una presa di coscienza empirica del processo ... Continua
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