Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies
Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies is a journal indexed in SJR in Psychiatry and Mental Health and Clinical Psychology with an H index of 20. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,278 and it has a best quartile of Q3. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,278.
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SJR Impact
0,278
H-index
20
Docs (year)
40
Docs 3y
71
Total refs
1775
Cites 3y
59
Citable 3y
67
Cites/Doc 2y
0.8
Ref/Doc
44.38
Immediate OA
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Embargoed OA
NPD
Non OA / Submission
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Best articles by citations
Can a leopard change its spots? An investigation of mindfulness in relation to brain plasticity
View moreWhen encounter becomes electric: an online group experience
View moreDoing Research on the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy and Psychotherapy Training: A person-centered/experiential perspective / Forschung zur Effektivität von Psychotherapie und Psychotherapietraining: Eine Personzentrierte/Experienzielle Perspektive /
View moreDiversity, oppression, and society: Implications for person-centered therapists
View moreDeathlife, lifedeath
View moreDealing with anxiety in a short-term therapy: keeping it company or going beyond
View moreCongruence: the social contract between a client and therapist
View moreCongruence: An integrative five-dimension model / Kongruenz: Ein integratives Modell mit funf Dimensionen / Congruencia: Un modelo integrativo de cinco dimensiones / La Congruence: Un modele integratif en cinq dimensions / Congruência: Um modelo inte
View moreCommentary on 'His master's voice': a focusing perspective
View moreClient-centered/experiential group psychotherapy with borderline clients: specific processes and challenges
View moreClient perception of hindering factors in group psychotherapy and growth groups: no growth without pain? An empirical exploration
View moreClient and Therapist Presession Feelings and Expectations in Client-Centered/Experiential Psychotherapy: A Retrospective Study / Gefuhle und Erwartungen von Klienten und Therapeuten vor den Sitzungen in Klientzentriert-Experienzieller Psychotherapie:
View moreClient and Therapist Postsession Perceptions of Therapeutic Ingredients in Helping Episodes: A Study Based on Three Cases / Eindrucke nach Therapiesitzungen zu den therapeutischen Voraussetzungen fur hilfreiche Abschnitte von Klienten und Therapeuten
View more"All real life is encounter" On the sustainable relevance to be surprised and affected
View moreBuilding Theory and Research across Languages and Cultures
View moreBicultural encounter
View moreBeing-With and Being-Counter: Relational depth: The challenge of fully meeting the client / Miteinander-Sein und Gegenuber-Sein: Tiefgehende Beziehungen: Die Herausforderung, dem Klienten wirklich zu begegnen / Estar con y Estar contra la Profundidad
View moreBeing nondirective in directive settings
View moreBeing able to take that mask off': adolescent clients' experiences of power in person-centered therapy relationships
View moreBeing a person-centered therapist and the challenge of working with the emotionally focused therapy model: a case study
View moreActualizing Tendency: The link between person-centered and experiential psychotherapy and interdisciplinary systems theory / Aktulisierungs-Tendenz: Das Verbindungsglied zwischen PCEP und interdisziplinärer Systemtheorie / La Tendencia Actualizante:
View moreA Person-Centered Approach to Schizophrenia / Ein personzentrierter Zugang zur Schizophrenie / Un enfoque centrado en la persona a la esquizofrenia / Une approche centree sur la personne de la schizophrenie / Een persoonsgerichte benadering van schiz
View moreA cross-sectional study to explore the mediating effect of intrinsic aspiration on the association between unconditional positive self-regard and posttraumatic growth
View moreA couple and family therapist's view of nondirectivity
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