Research
Articles
English
Research Review by Marion N. Hendricks, Ph.D.
This article reviews more than 80 research studies on Focusing and
Experiencing Level. It appears in an American Psychological Association
publication.
Experiencing Level as a Therapeutic Variable by Marion N. Hendricks, Ph.D.
Experiencing Level in Dreams: An Individual Difference Variable by Marion N. Hendricks, Ph.D.
Focusing: An Adjunct Treatment for
Adaptive Recovery from Cancer by Doralee Grindler Katonah, Psy.D.
Advocate Medical Group Center for Complementary Medicine Park Ridge, IL
Judith Flaxman, Ph.D. Illinois School of Professional Psychology--Chicago
Campus
Effect of "Clearing a Space" on Quality of Life in Women with Breast
Cancer by Joan Klagsbrun, Susan L. Lennox, and Lauren Summers
A pilot study about the effect of Clearing a Space on life quality of
women with breast cancer which demonstrated that the telephone was as
effective a delivery method as in person sessions. This article was written
by Joan Klagsbrun, Susan Lennox and Lauren Summers and the study was carried
out by six certified Focusing Trainers from New England. The study was
published in the United States Association of Body Psychotherapy Journal in
November 2010 vol 9 no 2. and it was awarded the Alice Ladas outstanding
research award in Body Psychotherapy for 2010.
Focusing with Adolescents: Discerning Self-Identity and Cultivating
Self-Determination [PDF]
[DOC]
by L. Louanne Ellison-Cole. This study shows a clear qualitative method of
research and has a wealth of verbatim data and analyses about Adolescents
and their responses to Focusing. It is a dissertation accepted for Ph.D.
from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
Concrete Interventions are Crucial: The Influence of the
Therapist's Processing Proposals on the Client's Intrapersonal Exploration in
Client-Centered Therapy by Rainer Sachse
Italiano
Fondamenti Della Ricera Sulla Psicologia Esperienziale / Orientata al Focusing by Marion N. Hendricks, Ph.D.
Other Resources
Network for Research on Experiential Psychotherapies (NREP). NREP is a website devoted to the purpose of stimulating research on experiential/ humanistic psychotherapies. It has been founded to provide an overview of the whole range of experiential therapy research.