fertigsosze

[owen cyclops @owenbroadcast]

why did God make him wear a balaclava

[Valentina Andrade de la Horra @valentiandrade]

Háganle un favor a Decker y acéptenlo en un doctorado para que no opine tanta boludez

[Spectre @spectre0799]

DtMF but the beat is The Less I Know The Better

[Computer ♥ Records @ComputerLove_]

Electronic music pioneer Delia Derbyshire, here she is demonstrating her compositional techniques using tape loops at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in London in 1965. Watch full video here: https://t.co/8pIzOpKuYP

[꧁꧂ @eat5G]

What are his crimes

[bonni🔆 @bonnibloop_]

some of it i get but once you start caring about the cables youre in way too deep

[fertigsosze @fertigsosze]

This but fr

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

Hello, I am Jürgen from Bruxelles.

I have a masters in social business welfare studies.

I demand 10% of your global revenue for violation of cookie popups.

[Kemtrup @KemtrupTweets]

A question for @sbkaufman and everyone

What would you learn in undergrad psych that would help you be a better clinician, (that would not have been covered in psych grad school?)

Be specific.

[fertigsosze @fertigsosze]

@EricConk32 Thank you for clarifying.

[sergio tahini @_sergiotahini]

sie sperren junge lebensfrohe menschen in abgedunkelte büros um paper zu themen die niemanden interessieren zu schreiben statt sie in cafés in der sonne sitzen zu lassen und dem treiben auf den sommerlichen straßen zuzuschauen

[Der Bär auf dem Försterball @Yorikke1]

Entgegen anderslautender Gerüchte ist der Körper kein Tempel, sondern ein Verschleißteil, dass man idealerweise so vernutzt, dass man dadurch Freude am Leben hat und irgendwann ist er dann auch durch und dann stirbt man eben

[Jonathan Shedler @JonathanShedler]

1/ I’ve been struggling to explain this paper so people really grasp its importance

It addresses the question: Do people who get so-called evidence-based therapy for depression get well? The answer is, NO THEY DON’T

The paper is a meta-analysis (compilation) of the best available research trials. They are all brief therapies (average 10 sessions) and almost all (75%) CBT

👉Only 2 out of 10 people who get these treatments recovered from depression
👉Of the remaining 8 people, 7 remained depressed after treatment, and 1 would have recovered without treatment (control group remission rate)

Two possible conclusions:
1️⃣Therapy is not effective for most depressed people most of the time
2️⃣ Psychotherapy can be effective—but brief CBT is not. Real change in therapy takes much longer

I say it’s option 2️⃣because...

...Clinical experience over generations tells us people get well—but it takes much longer
...Research on real-world therapy tells us people get well—but it takes much longer
…Research tells us that meaningful change in therapy *begins* at about 6 months
...The notion that therapy happens in 8 or 12 sessions is a researcher’s (and managed care administrator’s) fantasy

Here’s what I am certain of:
👉The overwhelming majority of people who get brief CBT for depression DO NOT GET WELL
👉If empirical research proves anything, it proves it is ineffective for most
👉It’s WRONG to call it “evidence based” or describe it as “proven” and “effective” when it fails most people most of the time
👉It’s WILDLY MISLEADING to use these terms
👉Regardless of the good intentions of those who use this language, a lie is a lie

(link below)

[Johannes Schmitthenner @richten_nach]

Lewontin/Rose/Kamin (1988): Die Gene sind es nicht...
Biologie, Ideologie und menschliche Natur
PDF 👇

[Jonathan Shedler @JonathanShedler]

1/ Younger therapists are often highly sensitized to issues of power dynamics. This is constructive when it helps therapists hold in mind the fundamental truth that therapy is a partnership and collaboration—something done *with* patients and never *to* them

[꧁꧂ @eat5G]

Professor Fish