Vol. 15 No. 1-2 (2021): Common factors and dialogical pluralis

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Published: 2021-03-03

Editorial

Editorial about common factors and the medical model: from scientific monism over dialogical pluralism to integrative psychotherapy

Miran Možina
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Scientific papers

The Dodo's adolescence and adulthood: the development of common factors theory from first meta-analyses to Schiepek's synergetic nonlinear dynamic model

Miran Možina
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Common factors in couple and family therapy

Špela Verbnik, Miran Možina
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The common points of the Relational Family paradigm and Focusing as possibilities for crossing: Benefits of applying Focusing in Relational Family Psychotherapy

Mateja Vrhunc Tomazin
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Self-care in psychotherapy and burnout

Neva Kumer
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Therapist's self-disclosure in the context of online counseling at the Couple and Family Counseling Forum (Med.Over.Net)

Damijan Ganc
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The effects of wearing glasses with Irlen spectral filters on self-esteem, partner relationship satisfaction, quality of life, adrenal burnout and other problems experienced by a blind adult with light perception and scotopic sensitivity syndrome Case study

Nina Čelešnik Kozamernik
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How parents see and understand child's intelligence?

Barbara Debeljak Rus
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Professional papers

Spiritual emergency

Mojca Studen
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