Background Current guidelines recommend cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) as the
treatment of choice for binge eating disorder (BED). Although CBT is quite effective, a …

Background: Unemployment is known to have negative effects on mental and physical
health. Yet, the effectiveness of interventions aimed at improving the health of unemployed …

Objectives To investigate the effectiveness of an 8‐session cognitive analytic therapy (CAT)
protocol for patients with anxiety and depression in the context of relational problems …

Background Cognitive‐behavioral therapy (CBT) is effective for the treatment of common
mental health problems, but the number of sessions required to maximize improvement in …

Objective: The dose–response model of change in psychotherapy posits that each session
of therapy is incrementally beneficial across patients. The contrasting good-enough level …

Background Only about half of all patients with anxiety disorders or major depression
respond to cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), even though this is an evidence-based …

Patients seeking psychotherapy may progress through treatment in varying ways. Modeling
multiple treatment trajectories through growth mixture modeling provides a comprehensive …

Purpose Treatment outcome for common psychiatric disorders, such as mood and anxiety
disorders, is usually assessed by self-report measures regarding psychopathology [eg, via …

Internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (ICBT) interventions can be as effective as
traditional face-to-face therapy for various mental health conditions. However, a significant …

Objective: Psychotherapy for depression is effective for many veterans, but the relationship
between number of treatment sessions and symptom outcomes is not well established. The …