How do we rate our skills and performance as therapists? How do we compare with others? Read the blog (3 minutes) and please take the survey. We’ll publish the results in our next blog!
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Does brief therapy yield better outcomes?
How can this be - the higher my average sessions per client, the poorer my outcomes. Any thoughts on why? https://t.co/onnOFC8V9s
All very depressing, but doesn’t it rather suggest that as individual therapists we need to do much more in terms of evidencing our impact? I’ll take on an AI therapist any day of the week on the basis of my outcome data. Bring it on!
How secure are your online notes?
This horror show concerns a platform that was grossly negligent in its security. I would touch anything that doesn't feature two-factor authentication at the very least. https://t.co/HRyX9CrB2U
Does brief therapy yield better outcomes?
Looking at my outcome data over 5 years, I’m seeing the higher my average sessions per client, the poorer my outcomes. How can this be?
https://t.co/onnOFC8njU
Does brief therapy yield better outcomes?
It surely makes sense that more sessions yield better outcomes, right? My improvement rates over the past five years, however, suggest otherwise.
https://t.co/onnOFC8V9s
Our survey shows practitioners who use their ‘felt sense’ to estimate how many of their clients improve rate their outcomes as worse than those with actual data. Ideas on why? https://t.co/bszPBSahpQ
How many of your clients get better? We asked you to say what proportions of your clients improve, stay the same, and deteriorate. You told us, and we compared your responses to a 2012 study and to some established benchmarks. This is what you told us.
https://t.co/O5IpFF6YnU
Our survey closes shortly! What proportion of your clients improve, stay the same, and deteriorate? How do we compare with others? We’ll publish results in our next blog...
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What proportion of your clients improve, stay the same, and deteriorate? Our brief, anonymous, survey will compare responses to a study from 2012. We'll publish the results in a further blog.
https://t.co/myshvKSADy
What proportion of your clients improve, stay the same, and deteriorate? Our brief, anonymous, survey will compare responses to a study from 2012. We'll publish the results in a further blog.
https://t.co/myshvKSADy
What proportion of your clients improve, stay the same, and deteriorate? Our brief, anonymous, survey will compare responses to a study from 2012. We'll publish the results in a further blog.
https://t.co/myshvKSADy
Where are the below average therapists?
We asked you to rate your skills and performance compared to your professional peers. Seems very few of us seem prepared to entertain the possibility of being below average.
https://t.co/QGjoF7K4lA
Our survey closes today! How do we rate our skills and performance as therapists? How do we compare with others? We’ll publish results in our next blog...
https://t.co/bEw21Ul6rf
Still a short window for our survey! How do we rate our skills and performance as therapists? How do we compare with others? Results in our next blog...
https://t.co/bEw21Ul6rf