Child, Caregiver, and Therapist Perspectives on Therapeutic Alliance in Usual Care Child Psychotherapy

Jonathan Stanley, principal partner, NCERCC
Tuesday, February 25, 2020

The primary aim of this exploratory study was to examine the stability and cross-informant agreement of child and caregiver alliance across 16 months of psychotherapy, using multiple informants on alliance.

Therapists tended to rate alliance lower than children and caregivers. Picture: Adobe Stock/posed by models
Therapists tended to rate alliance lower than children and caregivers. Picture: Adobe Stock/posed by models

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