Daniel Sousa

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ISPA - University Institute

Portugal

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Daniel Sousa is a Professor at ISPA - University Institute in Portugal. His research focuses on mental health education, lifelong learning, and the effectiveness of therapeutic practices. Recent articles include studies on deliberate practice in education, the persuasiveness of therapists, and the dynamics of online therapy. His work contributes significantly to our understanding of professional development and client-therapist relationships.

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2021

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Osame Salim

Örebro university

SWEDEN

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Mick Cooper

University of Roehampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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We are on the road to somewhere: How deliberate practice can enhance the path of continuing education in mental health.

Inside the consulting room of a highly effective therapist: An analysis of first sessions

The relationship between lifelong learning and professional development activities in a Portuguese sample

The psychotherapist’s persuasiveness: Relation to the working alliance and facilitative interpersonal skills.

Development and validation of the facilitative interpersonal skills scale for clients

Does deliberate practice surpass didactic training in learning empathy skills? – A randomized controlled study

Psychotherapist’s persuasiveness in anxiety: Scale development and relation to the working alliance.

Existential Psychotherapy Supervision: The Supervisor’s Perspective

The effect of attitudes toward online therapy and the difficulties perceived in online therapeutic presence.

Persuasiveness: An underappreciated characteristic of effective therapists.

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Osame Salim

Mick Cooper

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