It takes two to heal: Trait-like and state-like contributions to the therapeutic bond and their association with therapeutic change

Applying SRM across psychotherapy advances understanding of trait/state-like bond contributions to outcomes. Our findings underscore the potential of the unique relationship to capture processes of change, beyond stable patients' and therapists' characteristics.

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Psychotherapy Research
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2026-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10503307.2026.2619106
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Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Applying SRM across psychotherapy advances understanding of trait/state-like bond contributions to outcomes. Our findings underscore the potential of the unique relationship to capture processes of change, beyond stable patients' and therapists' characteristics.

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Bar-Ilan University (IL), MSB Medical School Berlin (DE), Universität Trier (DE), University of Haifa (IL)
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