Lynne E. Angus
Professor
Department of Psychology
York University
United States of America
Biography
Lynne E. Angus is the professor of Behavioral Science at York university. She has authored and co-authored in various articles, books . Her current research interest is Development of a narrative process model and research measure that addresses the contributions of narrative and emotion processes to effective psychotherapy. The role of autobiographical memory narratives to the etiology and treatment of depression. The role of language and metaphor in a variety of treatment modalities.
Research Interest
Development of a narrative process model and research measure that addresses the contributions of narrative and emotion processes to effective psychotherapy. The role of autobiographical memory narratives to the etiology and treatment of depression. The role of language and metaphor in a variety of treatment modalities
Publications
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Cunha C, Goncalves M , Hill C, Mendes I , Sousa I, etal.(2012)Therapist interventions and client innovative moments in Emotion-focused Therapy. Psychotherapy 49:364-74.
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Heatherington L, Messer S, Angus L, Strauman T, Friedlander M , Kolden G(2012)The narrowing of theoretical orientations in clinical psychology doctoral training programs . Clinical Psychology, Science & Practice 19:364-74.
