… The group who received care as … who had already (partly) recovered after an earlier treatment,
studies in which mixed treatment formats were used (eg, both individual and group therapy…

… contain the core principles of those therapeutic traditions (19). … Given the focus in the current
review on both effectiveness and … However, feedback by study participants or people who …

… different later in therapy since the client will have given you so much more to work with. An
… This is important because it means we can work with those with whom we might vehemently …

… We also excluded maintenance studies, aimed at people who had already recovered or …
control group, we have also given the effect sizes for each type of therapy for the three types of …

… psychotherapy and intervention science to focus on a new foundational question: “What core
biopsychosocial processes should be targeted with this client given … In addition, people who …

… methods to deliver psychotherapy, … psychotherapy is the same as in-person therapy”),
effort expectancy (eg, “I find providing online therapy easy”), social influence (eg, “People who …

… In summary, PSWs were valued members of an interprofessional team who provided
important non-clinical care for consumers. This type of consumer-oriented care was diverse and …

… of the large percentage of clients who do not have access to … across the past weeks of
therapeutic work in the context of … broader context of experiential therapy delivered remotely. The …

… , we collapsed therapist self-disclosure and immediacy into one skill given that their training
… At the same time, practitioners need more empirical evidence about what works with whom. …

… chapters to his psychology graduate students, who provided helpful reactions to the material.
… families, who have given us their affection and enthusiasm despite the hours this work has …