ARTICLE PUBLICATIONS

For article publications related to the Impostor Phenomenon, please refer to the Impostor Phenomenon page.

Imes, S.A., Clance, P.R., Gailis, A.T., & Atkeson, E.  (2002). Mind’s response to the body’s betrayal: Gestalt/Existential therapy of clients with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. Journal of Clinical Psychology (Special Edition, In Session: Psychotherapy in Practice), 58(11), 1361-1373.

Wing, D.E., Clance, P.R.,Burge-Callaway, K., & Armistead, L.P. (2001). Understanding gender differences in bereavement following the death of an infant: Implications for treatment.  Psychotherapy: Theory/Research/Practice/Training, 38(1), 60-73.

Davis, N.L., Clance, P.R., & Gailis, A. (1999). Treatment approaches for obese and overweight African American women: A consideration of cultural dimensions.  Psychotherapy:Theory/Research/Practice/Training,36(1),27-35.

Horton, J., Clance, P.R., Emshoff, J., & Elfson, C.  (1995). Touch in psychotherapy.  Psychotherapy, 32(3), 443-457.

Clance, P.R.  (1992).  Response to Lawerence Maltin and Joan D. Atwood’s article: The task and traps of relationships.  Journal of Couples Therapy, 3, 133-134.

Holmes, S.W., Morris, R., Clance, P.R., & Putney, R.T.  (1996). Holotropic breathwork: An experiential approach to psychotherapy.  Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice, 33, 114-120.

Budd, B., Clance, P. R., & Simerly, D. E.  (1985). Spatial configurations: Erikson Re-examined.  Sex Roles, 12, 571-577.

Engelman, S., Clance, P. R., & Imes, S.  (1982). Body cathexis and self-cathexis changes in therapy and yoga groups.  Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine and Dentistry, 29, 1-12.

Clance, P. R., Mitchell, M., & Engelman, S. R.  (1980). Body cathexis in children as a function of awareness training and yoga.  Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, IX(1), 82-85.

Clance, P. R., Matthews, T., & Joesting, J.  (1979). Body cathexis and self-cathexis in an interactional awareness training class.  Perceptual Motor Skills, 48, 221-222.

Clance, P. R., & Loftis, D.  (1977). Effects of individual psychotherapy on body cathexis and self-cathexis. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 47, 1273-1274.

Clance, P. R., Coyle, R., & Joesting, J.  (1977). Kinesthetic enrichment and Good Enough-Harris-Draw-A-Man scores of black children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 45, 201-202.

Jaffe, C., Clance, P.R., Nichols, M., & Emshoff, J. (2000). The prevalence of alcoholism and feelings of alienation in homosexual and heterosexual women. Journal of Gay and Lesbian Psychotherapy, special double issues 3&4 (3), 25-35.

Burke, J.M., Coddington, D., Bakeman, R., Clance, P.R. (1993).  Inclusion and exclusion in HIV therapy groups.  Journal of Gay and Lesbian Psychotherapy, 2(2), 121-130.

Vaughn, S., Stabler, J., & Clance, P. R.  (1981). Monetary evaluations of body parts as a function of sex, race, and school grades.  The Journal of Psychology, 107, 203-207.

Rachelson, J., & Clance, P. R.  (1980). Attitudes of psychotherapists toward the 1970 APA standards for psychotherapy training.  Journal of Professional Psychology, 18, 261-267.

Clance, P.R.  (1970). The effects of different reinforcement contingencies upon the occurrence of aggressive behavior.  Newsletter for Research in Psychology, 2(2).

Glickauf-Hughes, C., Clance, P.R., Reviere, S., & Jones, R. (1996). An integration of object relations theory with gestalt technique to promote structuralization of the self.  Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, 6(1), 39-69.

Clance, P.R.  (1965). The effects of previously learned verbal habits upon two response classes in verbal conditioning.  Journal of Psychology, 60, 271-276.

Clance, P.R., Brown, E.C., (2001). Touch in Psychotherapy.  Journal of Couples Therapy, 10(2), 61-73.

Clance, P.R. (1999).  The ethical use of touch in psychotherapy.  Gestalt Review, 3(3), 259.

BOOK/CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS

Some of my unpublished research and publications focus on: the development of human potential and actualization, body image, gender and multicultural issues, Gestalt and Feminist therapy, internal/external barriers to success, bereavement, touch in psychotherapy, coping with chronic illness, psychotherapy process and outcome, and emotional intelligence and interpersonal competence. 

For book publications related to the Impostor Phenomenon, please refer to the Impostor Phenomenon page.

 

Smith, E.W.L., Clance, P.R., & Imes, S. (Eds.) (2001). Touch in psychotherapy: Theory, research, and practice.  New York: Guilford Publications, Inc.  

Clance, P.R., Brown, E.C., (2001). Touch in Psychotherapy.  Couples and Body Therapy. 
New York: The Haworth Press, Inc., 61-73.

Clance, P.R. (Preface) (2000). In Sightler, K.W. (Eds.),  A bibliographic resource on entrepreneurship, self-defeating behaviors, and the fears of success and failure (Mellen Studies in Business, Vol 13). Lewiston, NY: The Edwin Mellen Press.

Clance, P.R., & Petras, V.J.  (1999). Therapist’s recall of their decision-making processes regarding the use of touch in ongoing psychotherapy: A preliminary study.  In E.W.L. Smith, P.R. Clance, & S. Imes (Eds.), Touch in psychotherapy: Theory, research, and practice.  New York: Guilford Publications, Inc.

Clance, P.R. (1994).  Reflections on my father was Shiva: Commentary from a Gestalt therapist's viewpoint. In J. Flosberg & E. Tick (Eds.), Frontiers of Psychotherapy: My Father was Shiva. Norword, N.J.:  Ablix Publishing Co., 83-91.

Clance, P.R., Liburd, R., & Rothblum, E. (1993).  Medical Model/Medicalization. In Larsen, C. & Rave, E. (Eds.), Ethical Dilemmas: Feminist Therapy Approaches. New York:  Guilford Publications, Inc.