Latest Research in Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

Top Research Topics in Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

• Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications — 5 papers
• Diversity and Impact of Dance — 3 papers
• Posthumanist Ethics and Activism — 3 papers
• Theatre and Performance Studies — 3 papers
• Mental Health and Psychiatry — 2 papers
• Psychedelics and Drug Studies — 2 papers
• Historical and Modern Theater Studies — 2 papers
• LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy — 2 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 2 papers
• Child Therapy and Development — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. When the groups (do not) fall apart: panic and anxiety in Freud’s “Group Psychology”
2. Against Disappearance: A Clandestine Stratagem of Community Defense in Community-Engaged Research
3. The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter
4. Feeling‐together, a strategy for honing madness into craft
5. “Us is all saints, but children matter less”: Mattering, belonging, and futures in a small island territory
6. ENVIRONMENTAL ANOMALIES AND UNIDENTIFIED AUDIO PHENOMENA IN A RESIDENTIAL SETTING
7. Beyond Beneficence: Commerce and Interaction in Relation to Kant’s Formula of Humanity
8. Suffering before it becomes Christian: non-Christian traditions of affliction and the goals of medicine
9. From Alienation to Resonance: Rethinking Modern Leisure Through Hartmut Rosa’s Critical Theory
10. Relationship Between Ayahuasca Use and Cotard Syndrome: Is the Subjective Experience of Death a Potential Capacity of the Human Psyche?
11. The access dramaturgy of dance improvisation: Redefining dance spaces and adapting generating constraints
12. Locs, Loopholes, and Liberation: Black Hair, Identity, and the Natural Hair Movement as Resistance
13. Caught in the Loop: Resonant Traps and the Work of the Applied Anthropologist
14. The (research) Body Is Not an Apology: an onto-epistemological refusal of body shame in academia
15. Mixed Feelings: Asian Mirrors in the Analytic Dyad
16. The Architecture of the Self as a Multi-Interface System Subjectivity, Regulation, and Selective Disruption
17. For-me-ness: a critical assessment of the phenomenal mineness thesis
18. THE LIMINAL FIELD: Being Present to Oneself
19. Disrupting academic narratives of working-class masculinity as deficit: young marginalised men rejecting patriarchal fatherhood
20. FROM MIMING TO REALITY: EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF REALTIME INTRODUCTION OF PROPS ON ACTORS DURING REHEARSALS.