Siebrecht Vanhooren

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KU Leuven

Belgium

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Siebrecht Vanhooren is an Assistant Professor at KU Leuven in Belgium. His research focuses on existential concerns in psychotherapy, including topics such as therapeutic presence, empathy, and the impact of existential anxiety on mental health. He has contributed to multiple qualitative and quantitative studies, exploring themes related to psychiatric suffering, therapist responsiveness, and the complexities of emotion-focused therapy.

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Jessie Dezutter

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KU Leuven

BELGIUM

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Relating to life and death a qualitative study of individuals with a long-lasting death wish related to unbearable psychiatric suffering

Maintaining therapeutic presence and empathy when engaging with a client’s existential concerns.

The Anxious Body: A Cross-Cultural Quantitative Study

Engaging with the client’s existential concerns: the impact on therapists and counselors

Sexual pleasure as forbidden secret: a single-case study into emotion-focused therapy with an emotionally avoidant client who committed sexual offences

Therapist responsiveness in the blank landscape of depression: A qualitative study among psychotherapists

The mediating role of meaning in life between the therapeutic relationship and therapy outcome in person-centered and experiential psychotherapies

The Development of the Existential Empathy Questionnaire

To be Scared or Scared to be: Existential Anxiety as a Mediator between Meaning Experience and Depression

Existential Empathy: The Challenge of ‘Being’ in Therapy and Counseling

Focusing, the felt sense, and meaning in life

Spirituality among nursing home residents: a phenomenology of the experience of spirituality in late life

Meaning profiles and the perception of the working alliance at the start of outpatient person-centered, experiential, and existential psychotherapies

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Jessie Dezutter

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