Daniel Osborne, Ferozkhan Jadhakhan, Deborah Falla
The effects of neck exercise in comparison to passive or no intervention on quantitative sensory testing measurements in adults with chronic neck pain: A systematic review
PloS one
decades known therapeutic working alliance key contributor client engagement positive outcomes therapy however made little progress narrowing determinants critical supporting trainees optimize alliance make case value incorporating social psychological frameworks models alliance explore role social identity processes development therapeutic alliance across two studies 500 psychotherapy clients completed validated measures alliance social identification therapist positive therapy outcomes range client therapist characteristics social identification strongly predicted alliance samples whereas client therapist characteristics showed associations alliance mediated relationship social identification positive therapy outcomes addition found evidence personal control key psychological resource therapy arises social identification b therapists engage identity leadership ie represent build social identity share clients likely foster social identification downstream benefits data show social identity processes key emergence working alliance conclude discussion recent social identity identity leadership interventions might adapted train therapists relevant identitybuilding skills