Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy · 2013
How technology influences the therapeutic process: evaluation of the patient-therapist relationship in augmented reality exposure therapy and in vivo exposure therapy.
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Wrzesien Maja, Bretón-López Juana, Botella Cristina, Burkhardt Jean-Marie, Alcañiz Mariano, Pérez-Ara María Ángeles, Del Amo Antonio Riera
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: New technologies have slowly become a part of psychologists' therapeutic office. However, many therapists still have doubts about the possibility of creating a good therapeutic relationship with patients in the presence of technology.
AIMS: This study evaluates the development of the therapeutic alliance in individuals with small animal phobia disorder who were treated with Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy or In Vivo Exposure Therapy.
METHOD: Twenty-two participants received an intensive session of cognitive behavioural therapy in either a technology-mediated therapeutic context or in a traditional therapeutic context.
RESULTS: The results show no significant difference for the therapeutic alliance between two conditions.
CONCLUSIONS: The results seem to show that technologies such as Augmented Reality do not represent a danger to negatively influence the therapeutic alliance.
AIMS: This study evaluates the development of the therapeutic alliance in individuals with small animal phobia disorder who were treated with Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy or In Vivo Exposure Therapy.
METHOD: Twenty-two participants received an intensive session of cognitive behavioural therapy in either a technology-mediated therapeutic context or in a traditional therapeutic context.
RESULTS: The results show no significant difference for the therapeutic alliance between two conditions.
CONCLUSIONS: The results seem to show that technologies such as Augmented Reality do not represent a danger to negatively influence the therapeutic alliance.