The Essentials of Marital Privacy Protection in Therapeutic Communication between Psychotherapist and Client: A Qualitative Study Based on Couples’ Perspective in Iranian Culture

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ZABIHZADEH A.; MAZAHERI M.A.; HATAMI J.; PANAGHI L.; GHASHANG N.

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Journal: Journal of Family Research Year:2018 | Volume:14 | Issue:54 Page(s): 160-181

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The Essentials of Marital Privacy Protection in Therapeutic Communication between Psychotherapist and Client: A Qualitative Study Based on Couples’ Perspective in Iranian Culture

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Therapeutic CommunicationQ1

Marital PrivacyQ1

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Therapeutic Communication is one of the most important determinants of treatment success. The aim of this study is to evaluate the perception of Iranian couples to Marital Privacy in therapeutic communi-cation with a psychotherapist. The present study was a qualitative research using latent thematic analysis method. This research performed with face to face semi-structural interviews and targeted sampling method. 30 married persons (15 women and 15 men) living in Tehran who had been married for at least three years, discussed their viewpoints about requirements of the protection of Marital Privacy in Therapeutic Communication with psychotherapist. The six phase strategy of Brown and Clark (2006) was used to extract themes. After analyzing the results, five main themes were extracted. Each has multiple sub-themes. The main themes are: confidentiality of psychotherapist, expertise, moralization, gender homogeneity of therapist and patient, and Marital Privacy in Therapeutic Communication: do's and don'ts. The results of this study highlight the public interest about the role of psychologists in reducing psychological distress and marital problems in the Iranian community, express the importance of Culture-bound elements in the development of an effective Therapeutic Communication and the necessity of protecting the privacy of the marital psychotherapy as well.

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ZABIHZADEH, A., MAZAHERI, M.A., HATAMI, J., PANAGHI, L., & GHASHANG, N.. (2018). The Essentials of Marital Privacy Protection in Therapeutic Communication between Psychotherapist and Client: A Qualitative Study Based on Couples’ Perspective in Iranian Culture. JOURNAL OF FAMILY RESEARCH, 14(54 ), 160-181. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/122448/en

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ZABIHZADEH A., MAZAHERI M.A., HATAMI J., PANAGHI L., GHASHANG N.. The Essentials of Marital Privacy Protection in Therapeutic Communication between Psychotherapist and Client: A Qualitative Study Based on Couples’ Perspective in Iranian Culture. JOURNAL OF FAMILY RESEARCH[Internet]. 2018;14(54 ):160-181. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/122448/en

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A. ZABIHZADEH, M.A. MAZAHERI, J. HATAMI, L. PANAGHI, and N. GHASHANG, “The Essentials of Marital Privacy Protection in Therapeutic Communication between Psychotherapist and Client: A Qualitative Study Based on Couples’ Perspective in Iranian Culture,” JOURNAL OF FAMILY RESEARCH, vol. 14, no. 54 , pp. 160–181, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/122448/en

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