Joanna Pawelczyk
List of John Benjamins publications for which Joanna Pawelczyk plays a role.
2022 So let’s say men can’t understand that much: Gender and relational practices in psychotherapy with women suffering from eating disorders Relationships in Organized Helping: Analyzing interaction in psychotherapy, medical encounters, coaching and in social media, Scarvaglieri, Claudio, Eva-Maria Graf and Thomas Spranz-Fogasy (eds.), pp. 105–126 | Chapter
In this paper we look at three extracts of two psychotherapy sessions between a female therapist and a woman patient suffering from bulimia and depression. We use conversation analysis and membership categorization analysis to examine how gender, indexing the quality of the emotional bond between… read more
2022 Invoking asymmetry of affiliation in couple and family therapists’ accounts: An interaction analysis of the Interpersonal Process Recall dialogues Language and Dialogue 12:3, pp. 424–447 | Article
In this paper we examine how couple and family therapists, in accounting for the moments of their first therapeutic encounters identified as meaningful, invoke asymmetric affiliations with their clients in the Interpersonal Process Recall (IPR) dialogues. Applying Conversation Analysis and… read more
2014 The interactional accomplishment of feelings-talk in psychotherapy and executive coaching: Same format, different functions? Discourses of Helping Professions, Graf, Eva-Maria, Marlene Sator and Thomas Spranz-Fogasy (eds.), pp. 59–90 | Article
Feelings-talk is considered an important interaction type in many helping professions as the ‘helping’ element often involves various forms of engagement in emotional work. In this chapter we identify and critically assess the interactional forms and functions of feelings-talk in… read more
2011 Living in therapeutic culture: Feminine discourse as an agent of change Living with Patriarchy: Discursive constructions of gendered subjects across cultures, Majstorović, Danijela and Inger Lassen (eds.), pp. 273–302 | Article
Self-reflexivity and self-identity have turned into core projects of modern times. As a result, women and men of different cultural backgrounds increasingly often seek support in therapy and counseling. However, talking through things, being open in relationships and seeking happiness as… read more