December 10, 2025Contemporary Family TherapyOpen Access

Understanding the Inner World of Clients: the Relationship between Depth of Experiencing and Emotion during a Brief, Therapy-Like Interaction

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KIK. M. IversonUtah State University RSRyan B. SeedallUtah State University HCHannah K. CovillUtah State University

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Observational analysis revealed positive change linked to emotions and skin conductance in couples' interactions, suggesting implications for therapy practices.

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Emotions in therapy influence relational well-being and individual healing during interactions.
Findings revealed that emotional engagement increased psychophysiological arousal in men.
Observational analysis explored experiencing and emotions using data from 63 couples.
This highlights the potential for therapists to leverage emotion to facilitate positive change.

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Iverson et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401b372d562116f28f7f21 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10591-025-09771-x

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Observational analysis revealed positive change linked to emotions and skin conductance in couples' interactions, suggesting implications for therapy practices.

Understanding the Inner World of Clients: the Relationship between Depth of Experiencing and Emotion during a Brief, Therapy-Like Interaction

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Understanding the Inner World of Clients: the Relationship between Depth of Experiencing and Emotion during a Brief, Therapy-Like Interaction

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