Therapeutic Alliance (TA) describes the working relationship between a healthcare professional and a patient seeking beneficial change.8 This relationship focuses on three main aspects between patient and clinician, it involves the collaborative nature, the affective bond, and the mutual task and goal agreement.3 It addresses how the quality of interactions may impact patient outcomes, aiming to strengthen mutual understanding and provide a positive social connection.
Numerous studies have presented that a collaborative relationship between therapist and patient can result in beneficial therapeutic outcomes. For example, research by Krupnick et al. (1996)8 presented that the use of TA was associated with better outcomes for cognitive therapy
Numerous studies have presented that a collaborative relationship between therapist and patient can result in beneficial therapeutic outcomes. For example, research by Krupnick et al. (1996)8 presented that the use of TA was associated with better outcomes for cognitive therapy