Another study linked to the patient preference trial comparing CAT guided self help with its CBT counterpart - focus on ideographic change mechanisms - Headley etc al Types and mechanisms of idiographic change during guided self-help for anxiety #CATGSH https://t.co/1KkWIGCc9i
For the first time, we've shown that relational depth in a close relationship (outside of therapy) predicts personal wellbeing. That is, the more moments of in-depth connection, the better we feel. More evidence that relationships are key to wellbeing https://t.co/IbzTEIyol2
@CatalyseC Good to see a real-world, client-preference study showing a relational therapy like CAT being having similar effectiveness to CBT. Good for choice and plurality of approaches.
@PJTaylorClinPsy Good to see that interventions seen as helpful are so linked to relational thinking- worth reading to explore what our clients find positive
This is a nuanced and careful study that asks some important questions about what it means to ask about “patient preference” in therapy- well worth reading- especially if you are unwise enough to think you already know the answer!
Asking clients what they want from therapy, and trying to accommodate these preferences, is right at the heart of evidence-based practice. But what is it actually like for clients to be asked these questions? Accessible summary of recent findings at https://t.co/DB3a6JdERD
Effectiveness of psychological interventions delivered in routine practice: A comprehensive meta-analysis of 252 practice-based studies provides effect size benchmarks for outpatient, inpatient and University-based clinics.
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Fantastic seminar with Prof Else Guthrie in our first face to face seminar for over two years! We are revisiting how to re-live experience here and now using Bob Hobson’s session on thunder phobia.
Great to see reference to #CognitiveAnalyticTherapy training included in this Psych Therapies for STMP implementation guidance. We & @NHS_HealthEdEng are finalising a national curriculum in preparation for procurement of centrally funded training for core NHS mental health staff