Mick Cooper Discusses Essential Research Findings in Counselling and Psychotherapy with CPCAB @TheCounsellingChannel
Mick Cooper Discusses Essential Research Findings in Counselling and Psychotherapy with CPCAB  @TheCounsellingChannel
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05:16 - Is Research About Listening to Clients?
09:09 - Why Should Counsellors and Trainees Engage with Research Evidence?
11:23 - Obstacles to Engaging with Research in Counselling
15:41 - Advice for Tutors: Demystifying Research for Trainees
17:39 - Are Clients the Principal Driver of Therapeutic Change?
25:46 - What Can Therapists and Trainees Do in Practice?
28:40 - Does the Relationship Heal? Evidence for Relational Factors
31:12 - Which Relationship Factors Are Most Associated with Change?
37:08 - Was Rogers Right About the Six Necessary and Sufficient Conditions?
42:02 - Do Techniques Matter or Is It All About the Relationship?
44:30 - Which Techniques Have the Best Evidence?
47:44 - Implications for Training and Practice
50:48 - How Can We Personalise Therapy to the Individual Client?
55:38 - Latest Research on the Process and Outcomes of Therapy
57:59 - What Can We Bring into the Therapy Room from Research?
01:01:00 - How Do Research Findings Relate to the CPCAB Model?

How important is the therapeutic relationship? What makes a therapist truly effective? And how can therapy be tailored to each individual client? Join CPCAB’s Founder, Anthony Crouch, as he interviews Mick Cooper about the second edition of "Essential Research Findings in Counselling and Psychotherapy." Discover practical insights into how research informs and transforms therapeutic practice.

Whether you're a trainee, student researcher, or experienced practitioner, this book breaks down key research in a clear, jargon-free way. Find out more about the book here uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/essential-research-findings-in-counselling-and-psychotherapy/book244965
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