情绪集中夫妇治疗的文化敏感应用:在西班牙语国家/文化中使用EFT的治疗师经验的定性研究
Jonathan G Sandberg1, María Calatrava2,3, Dania Andrade3
1School of Family Life, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
Family process
|March 3, 2024
概括
情感集中夫妇治疗 (EFT) 适合西班牙语客户,治疗师建议文化适应情感处理和关键概念. 在应用过程中,进一步的修改是最小的.
科学领域:
- 心理学 心理学 心理学
- 情侣治疗疗法 情侣治疗
- 跨文化心理学 跨文化心理学
背景情况:
- 情绪集中夫妇治疗 (EFT) 是一种成熟的治疗模式.
- 文化背景显著影响治疗的有效性.
- 对不同人群来说,治疗模式的调整至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 为西班牙语客户确定情感集中夫妇治疗 (EFT) 的具体适应.
- 探索在欧洲和美洲应用EFT时的文化因素.
- 收集从经验丰富的治疗师在西班牙语背景下提供EFT的见解.
主要方法:
- 在12个西班牙语国家向103名治疗师发放了定性问卷.
- 探索治疗师在学习和应用EFT方面的经验.
- 分析有关文化适应和必要修改的回应.
主要成果:
- 治疗师认为EFT与西班牙语客户高度兼容,因为它专注于情感,依恋和人际关系.
- 建议的适应包括对男性情绪处理的文化敏感方法和核心EFT概念的翻译.
- 导航文化价值观,如"尊重"和"个人主义"被认为是重要的.
- 与EFT的学习阶段相比,应用需要更少的修改.
结论:
- EFT被认为是西班牙语人口的文化一致模型,具有轻微的,特定的适应.
- 情感表达和人际价值观的文化细微差别需要注意EFT的最佳实施.
- 治疗师的经验表明,成功地将EFT与文化因素相结合.
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