Therapeutic Alliance Assessment Project (TAAP) - Launched February 2019
TAAP is a short-term psychotherapy research program that provides therapy to help adults who are struggling with their emotions, their relationships, and/or navigating changes in life circumstances. Deliberate practice informs the program in two important ways. First, patients’ complete self-report measures assessing treatment related factors (i.e. alliance), psychological well-being, and daily stressors that are subsequently reviewed in each session with their therapist. Second, all therapy sessions are video-recorded and are the bedrock of supervision.
TAAP Program Publications
Rudenstine, S., Wachtel, P. L., Schulder, T. , Bernstein, B. (in press). Expanding the rupture resolution paradigm: An integrative perspective. In Eubanks, C., Samstag, L., Muran, J. C. (Eds.), Rupture and repairs in psychotherapy: Multiple perspectives on common clinical challenge. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
