www.psychspace.com心理学空间网如何在無法控制變項的前提下 研究一個字 一句話 一個狀態 一個經驗 一個過程 一個人 一個人和另一個人的關係 一個人和另一個人的關係所透露出的雙方個自的狀態 (1) Ethically problematic (2) Better proceed as a team, yet if no team, so be it (3) Cf QR interviewing vs. dynamic psychotherapeutic interviewing (4) 4 Hours (a la 61 Hours, Lee Child) 初始的四小時 如果不將那四小時界定為治療 是否可解決上述倫理上的難題 而那四小時要問的是 dynamic formulation是什麼 精神病理之歷史經驗結構為何(5) Regarding case study research, IPA can be the underlying methodology (6) In my present understanding, case study research is the only meaningful way to do empirically systematic observation and reflection upon the consulting room. This project embodies the spirit of P-H-E too
Case Study Research in Counselling and Psychotherapy (McLeod 2010)
Oct 30, 2010
KC
• This book has been written at a point in the history of counselling and psychotherapy at which there is enormous external pressure on the profession to produce evidence of its effectiveness.
• The aim of this book is to provide the conceptual understanding and practical tools required to conduct systematic, high-quality therapy case studies.
A Few Purposes in Mind
• To make a contribution to shared professional and scientific knowledge, by presenting carefully documented and rigorously analysed case-based evidence
• To enable users of therapy and practitioners to gain an understanding of what actually happens in different forms of therapy for different client problems
• To provide a structure for personal and professional development in therapists, in the form of opportunities to reflect on practice
The advantages of case study methods
• The case study as a form of narrative knowing
• The case study as a means of representing complexity
• Contexuality as an essential feature of case study research
• Describing and analyzing practical expertise in action
• Developing a critical perspective
• Flexibility
• Analysing and reporting innovative practice
• Learning from unusual cases
• Integration into training and practice
Questions
• Are case studies necessary?
• How is it possible to do case studies well?
• What is best practice in case study research and inquiry?
• How is it possible to assess whether a case study is plausible and credible, or biased and worthless?
Traditional clinical case study
• Most of the counselling and psychotherapy cases that have ever been written up are based on information derived from therapist notes and recollections, that have been interpreted and analysed solely by the therapist.
• However, these case studies do not provide reliable evidence about what actually happens in a case, because they are not able to supply data that can be subjected to any kind of independent scrutiny.
Case Study Research in Counselling and Psychotherapy (McLeod 2010)
Oct 30, 2010
KC
• This book has been written at a point in the history of counselling and psychotherapy at which there is enormous external pressure on the profession to produce evidence of its effectiveness.
• The aim of this book is to provide the conceptual understanding and practical tools required to conduct systematic, high-quality therapy case studies.
A Few Purposes in Mind
• To make a contribution to shared professional and scientific knowledge, by presenting carefully documented and rigorously analysed case-based evidence
• To enable users of therapy and practitioners to gain an understanding of what actually happens in different forms of therapy for different client problems
• To provide a structure for personal and professional development in therapists, in the form of opportunities to reflect on practice
The advantages of case study methods
• The case study as a form of narrative knowing
• The case study as a means of representing complexity
• Contexuality as an essential feature of case study research
• Describing and analyzing practical expertise in action
• Developing a critical perspective
• Flexibility
• Analysing and reporting innovative practice
• Learning from unusual cases
• Integration into training and practice
Questions
• Are case studies necessary?
• How is it possible to do case studies well?
• What is best practice in case study research and inquiry?
• How is it possible to assess whether a case study is plausible and credible, or biased and worthless?
Traditional clinical case study
• Most of the counselling and psychotherapy cases that have ever been written up are based on information derived from therapist notes and recollections, that have been interpreted and analysed solely by the therapist.
• However, these case studies do not provide reliable evidence about what actually happens in a case, because they are not able to supply data that can be subjected to any kind of independent scrutiny.