Doctoral Disseration

The effects of therapist interventions on patient progress in brief psychodynamic therapy ( Supervisor: Prof. Stanley Messer, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, Rutgers University, New Jersey)). Recipient of the 1991 New Jersey Psychological Association Best Doctoral Dissertation Award. (#1, #2).
 

Edited Books

Wiseman, H. & Tishby O. (Eds.) (2015). The Therapeutic relationship: Innovative investigations. London: Routledge.

Tishby, O. & Wiseman, H. (Eds.) (2018) Developing the therapeutic relationship: Integrating case studies, research and practice. Washigron: APA Books
 

Chapters in Books

All after 2016

Bamberger, E. & Tishby, O. (2017). Treating parents of adolescents: A relational approach. Chapter in an edited book by Prof. Esther Cohen: Working with parents. Ach Books. (Hebrew Book – currently being translated).. Wiseman, H. & Tishby, O. (2018). Core Conflictual Relationship Theme (CCRT). In A. Wenzel (Ed.), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal and Clinical Psychology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Tishby, O. & Wiseman, H. (2018). Introduction: Developing the therapeutic relationship. In : Tishby & Wiseman (Eds.). Developing the therapeutic relationsip: Integrating case studies, research and practice. Washington D.C., APA Books.

Schattner, E. & Tishby, O. (2018). Patient and therapist relational patterns: Implicit negotiattions. In: Developing the therapeutic relationship.

Tishby, O. & Wiseman, H. Conclusions: The tapestry of the therapeutic relatioship and recommedations. In : Developing the therapeutic relationship.

Tishby, O. (2021), Responsiveness in relational psychoanalytic psychotherapy (invited book chapter), in : Watson, J. & Wiseman, H. (Eds.). The Responsive Psychotherapist: Attuning to Clients in the Moment.APA Books.

 

Papers in peer reviewed journals

1.Messer, S.(PI) Tishby, O. (S) & Spillman, A.(S) (1992). Taking context seriously in psychotherapy research: Relating therapist interventions to patient progress in brief psychodynamic therapy. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, vol. 60, 678-688. IF= 4.63 9/131 in clinical

psychology, Q1. 2. Tishby, O. (S) & Messer, S. (PI) (1995). The relationship between plan compatibility of therapist interventions and patient progress: A comparison of two plans. Psychotherapy Research, 5(1), 76-88. IF= 2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1

3. Faigel, H (PI)., Sznajderman, S.(PI) , Tishby, O. (CO),Turel, M.. (CO), and Pinus, U. (CO), (1995). Attention deficit disorder in adolescence - a review. Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 16(3), 174-184, IF=3.9, 8/77 in Developmental psychology, Q1 4. Shefler, G. (PI), & Tishby, O. (PI) (1998). Interjudge reliability and agreement about the patient's central issue in time-limited psychotherapy (TLP) and its relation to patient outcome. Psychotherapy Research, 8(4), 426 -438. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1 5. Tishby, O.(PI) ,Turel, M.(CO), Gumpel, O. (CO), Pinus, U., (CO), Ben-Lavy, S.(CO) & Winokour, M.(CO). (2001). Help-seeking attitudes among Israeli adolescents. Adolescence, 36, (142), 249-264.

6. Shtokman, D. (PI) & Tishby, O. (PI). (200,4). (In Hebrew). Is this the son I prayed for ? a reunion between father and his adolescent son. Sichot- Israel Journal of Psychotherapy, 18(2), 164- 173. (Hebrew).

7. Tishby, O. (PI), Assa, T. (S) & Shefler, G. (CO). (2006). Patient progress in two cases of Time Limited Psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research, 16(1), 80-90. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1 8. Tishby, O.(PI), Raichick, I.(S) & Shefler, G.(CO). (2007). Changes in interpersonal conflicts among adolescents in psychodynamic therapy. Psychotherapy Research, 17(3), 297-304. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

9. Dayan-Farchi, Y.(S) & Tishby, O. (PI). (2009). Changes in mothers' subjective experience of their relationship with their eldest child, following the birth of the second child. Society and Welfare (Hevra Verevacha), v. 29 (2-3), 311-338 (Hebrew). 10. Haj-Yahia, M.M. (PI) ,Tishby, O. (CO) & de Zoysa, P. (CO). (2009). Post-Traumatic stress disorder among Sri- Lankan university students as a consequence of their exposure to family violence. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 24, 2039-2056. IF= 3.57, 4/47 in Family studies, Q1.

11. Atzil, D.(S), Shefler, G.(CO), Dvir, S.(S) & Tishby O. (PI). (2011). Changes in rigidity of interpersonal patterns among adolescents in psychodynamic psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research, 21(6), 685-697. IF= 2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1 12. Tishby, O. (PI). (2011). The development of a “professional self” within relationships. Sichot: Israel Journal of Psychotherapy, December issue (Hebrew). 13. Tishby, O., (PI) & Vered, M. (S). (2011). Countertransference in the treatment of adolescents and its manifestation in the patient-therapist relationship. Psychotherapy Research, 21 (6),621-630.

IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1. 14.Wiseman, H. (CO)., Barber, J. (PI) & Tishby, O. (CO). (2012). Collaboration in psychodynamic therapy. Special issue of Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session, editor: John Norcross ,68 (2), 36-145. IF=2.138, 58/131 in Clinical psychology, Q1

15.Atzil – Slonim, D. (S), Shefler, G.(CO), Slonim, N.(CO) and Tishby, O. (PI). (2013). Adolescents in psychodynamic therapy: Changes in internal representations of relationships with parents. Psychotherapy Research, 23(2), 201-217. IF- 2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

16.Tishby, O (PI). & Wiseman, H.(PI). (2014). Types of countertransference dynamics: An exploration of their impact on the client-therapist relationship. Psychotherapy Research 24(3), 360-375. Special issue: Innovative methods in studying the therapeutic relationship. Guest editors: Hadas Wiseman & Orya Tishby. IF= 2.980, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

17. Wiseman, H. (PI) & Tishby, O.(PI). (2014). Client attachment, attachment to the therapist and client-therapist attachment match: how do they relate to change in psychodynamic psychotherapy? Psychotherapy Research, 24 (3), 392-406. Special issue: Innovative methods in studying the therapeutic relationship. Guest editors: Hadas Wiseman & Orya Tishby. IF= 2.980, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

18. Wiseman, H. (PI), & Tishby, O.(PI). (2014). Introduction to special issue: The Therapeutic Relationship - Multiple Lenses and Innovations. Psychotherapy Research, 24 (3), 251-256. This special issue has been published as a book by Taylor and Francis in March, 2015. IF= 2.980, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

19. Atzil Slonim, D. (S), Tishby, O. (PI) & Shefler, G. (CO) (2015). Internal representations of the therapeutic relationship among adolescents in psychodynamic psychotherapy. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 22 (6), 502-515. IF= 2.59, 50/131 in Clinical psychology, Q1

20. Gross, R.(PI), Glasser, S.(CO), Elisha, D.(CO) , Tishby, O.(CO), Jacobson, D.(CO), Levinson, G. (CO) & Ponizovsky, A..(CO) (2015). Validation of the Outcome Questionnaire (OQ-45): Hebrew and Arabic versions adapted for use in Israel. Israel Journal of Psychiatry. 52 (1), 33-39. (Hebrew), IF=0.600, Q3.

21. Atzil Slonim, D. (CO), Wiseman, H. (PI) & Tishby, O. (PI). (2016). Relationship representations and change in adolescents and emerging adults during psychodynamic psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research, 26(3), 279-296. IF=2.98. 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1. 22. Mallinckrodt, B. (PI), Choi, G.(CO), Levy, K. N.(CO), Petrowsky, K(CO), Sauer, E. M.(CO) , Tishby, O. (CO) & Wiseman, H.(CO) (2017). Pseudo-secure vs. individuated-secure client attachment to therapist: Implications for therapy process and outcome. Psychotherapy Research, 27(6), 677-691. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

23. Schattner, E. (CO), Tishby, O. (PI), & Wiseman, H. (PI) (2017). Relational patterns and the development of the alliance: a systematic comparison of two cases. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 24, 555–568. IF=2.59 , 50/131 in Clinical psychology, Q1

24. Romanelli, A. (S) , Tishby, O. (PI) & Moran, G.S. (CO) (2017). “Coming home to myself”: A qualitative analysis of changes in therapists' experience and interventions following training in theater imrovisation skills. The Arts in Psychotherapy, 53, 12-22. IF=1.322, 91/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q2.

25. Wiseman, H. (PI) & Tishby, O. (PI) (2017). Applying Relationship Anecdotes Paradigm Interviews to Study Client-Therapist Relationship Narratives: Core Conflictual Relationship Theme Analyses. Special Section: Narrative measures in psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research, 27(3), 283-299. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

26. Yamin, A. (S) , Yerushalmi, H. (PI), Roe, D.(PI) & Tishby, O. (CO). (2017). The contribution of relational characteristics in the supervisory relationship - to supervisees’ sense of self efficay and to their rehabilitation work in mental health . Welfare and Society, 37 (3), 555-582 (in Hebrew).

27. Midgley, N. (PI), Capella, C.(CO), Goodman, G..(CO), Lis, A.(CO), Noom, M. (CO) & Tishby O.(CO) (2018). Introduction to the special section on child and adolescent psychotherapy research. Psychotherapy Research, 28 (1), 1-2. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

28.Yonatan-Leus, R. (S) , Tishby, O. (PI) & Wiseman, H. (PI) (2018). Therapists’ honesty, humor styles, playfulness, and creativity as outcome predictors: A retrospective study of the therapist effect. Psychotherapy Research, 28(5), 793-802. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

29. Romanelli, A. (S), Tishby, O. (PI) & Moran, G.. (CO) (2019) I'mprovisation - a qualitative investigation of the subjective experience of Improvisational moments by therapists in the clinical hour. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 29(3), 284-305 (chosen to be included in a special section, with 2 discussants of the paper). IF=0.580, 7/13 in psychoanalysis, Q2.

30. Romanelli, A. (S) , & Tishby, O. (PI) (2019). ‘Just what is there now, that is what there is’—the effects of theater improvisation training on clinical social workers’ perceptions and interventions. Social Work Education, 38(6), 797-814. IF=0.97, 33/44 in social work, Q2 .

31. Yonatan‐Leus, R..(S) , Tishby, O. (PI), Abargil, M. (S), & Wiseman, H. (PI) (2019). Therapist effects in yearlong psychodynamic therapy: An exploratory study. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 26(6), 751-760. IF=2.59 , 50/131 in Clinical psychology, Q1 32. Yonatan, R.(S) , Shefler, G. (PI) & Tishby, O. (PI) (2020a). Do positive features of mental health change together with symptoms and do they predict each other? Psychotherapy, 57(3), 391–399. IF=3.19, 29/131 in Clincial psychology, Q1

33. Yonatan-Leus, R. (S), Shefler, G. (PI), & Tishby, O.(PI) (2020b). Changes in playfulness, creativity and honesty as possible outcomes of psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research, 30(6), 788-799. IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q2.

34. Zlotnick, E. (S), Strauss, A. Y. (S), Ellis, P (S) , Abargil, M. (S) , Tishby, O. (CO) & Huppert, J. D (PI) (2020). Reevaluating ruptures and repairs in alliance: Between-and within-session processes in cognitive–behavioral therapy and short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 88(9), 859. IF=4.66, 9/131 in Clinical psychology, Q1.

35. Abargil, M. (S) & Tishby, O. (PI). (2020). Countertransference as a reflection of patients’ inner relationship conflict. Psychoanalytic Psychology, Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1037/pap0000312 IF=0.958, 2/13 in Psychoanalysis, Q2.

36. Abargil, M. (S) & Tishby, O. (PI) (2020). Fluctuations in therapist emotions and their relation to treatment processes and outcomes. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1037/int000020, IF=0.940, Q2

37. Egozi, S.(S) Tishby, O. (PI) & Wiseman, H. (PI) (2020). Changes in clients and therapists experiences of therapeutic distance during psychodynamic therapy. Journal of Clinical Psychology, online publication. IF=2.138, 58/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

38. Tishby O. (PI) (guest editor) (2021) Introduction to sepcial section on innovative methods for studying countertransference . Psychotherapy Research, 31. Online publication IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q1.

39. Tishby, O. (PI) & Wiseman, H.(PI) (2021). Countertransference types as predictors of rupture and repair in the alliance. Invited Paper submitted for special section on countertransference in Psychotherapy Research, 31. Guest Editor: Orya Tishby (published online). IF=2.98, 35/131 in Clinical psychology, Q2.

40. Egozi, S. (S) , Tishby, O. (PI) & Wiseman, H. (PI). (2021). Therapeutic distance in client–therapist arratives: client attachment, therapist attachment, and dyadic effects. Psychotherapy Research, 1-14. IF =.98, 35/131 in Clinical Psychology, Q2.

41. Egozi, S. (S) , Tishby, O. (PI) & Wiseman, H. (PI). Egozi, S., Tishby, O., & Wiseman, H. (2021). Changes in clients and therapists experiences of therapeutic distance during psychodynamic therapy. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 77(4), 910-926. IF=2.995, Q3

42. Abargil, M. (S) & Tishby, O. (PI) (2022). How therapists' emotion recognition relates to therapy process and outcome. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 29(3), 1001-1019. IF= 3.198, Q3

43. Abargil, M. (S) & Tishby, O. (PI) (2022). Countertransference awareness and treatment outcome. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 69(5), 667– 677. IF= 5.088, Q1

44. Egozi, S., Talia, A., Wiseman, H., & Tishby, O. (2023). The experience of closeness and distance in the therapeutic relationship of patients with different attachment classifications: an exploration of prototypical cases. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 14, 1029783. IF=4.7 Q2

45. Abargil, M., Wiseman, H., Yonatan‐Leus, R., & Tishby, O. (2023). Changes in clients' relational patterns with parents and therapist during psychodynamic psychotherapy: Their association and relation to treatment outcome. Journal of Clinical Psychology. IF= 2.995, Q3

46. Shir, R. & Tishby, O. (2023). Therapy matchmaking: Patient-therapist match in personality traits and attachment style. Psychotherapy Research IF= 4.117, Q2