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cpe-12453	Caspar, Franz; Berger, Thomas	Four Versions of Transtheoretical Stances, and the Bernese View	2024	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5046	246	38	E-mail: franz.caspar@unibe.ch Related: This article is part of the CPE Special Issue “Transtheoretical Psychological Therapy – New Perspectives for Clinical Training and Practice”, Editors: Wolfgang Lutz & Winfried Rief, Clinical Psychology in Europe, 6(Special Issue), https://doi.org/10.32872/10.32872/cpe.v6.si Abstract A brief characterization of transtheoretical stances to which existing approaches can be allocated is followed by a description of the Bernese view, that is, what Klaus Grawe and his colleagues, including the authors of this article have developed: the origins, a model of the multiple constraint satisfaction construction of therapist action, a discussion of psychotherapy integration, the crucial role of supervisors in an integrative multiple constraint satisfaction approach, and a discussion of when and how trainees should be introduced to a transtheoretical stance. 4. Start with a particular, ideally already integrative, approach, then strive for continuous development, integrating further conceptual and practical elements not only from existing approaches to psychotherapy, but also basic science.	cache/cpe-12453.pdf	txt/cpe-12453.txt