Objective: Patient-reported outcomes data reveal differences both in therapists' global
effectiveness across their average patient (between-therapist effect) and in treating different …

This study explored mental health care patients and therapists' perspectives on using
therapists' measurement-based and problem-specific effectiveness data to inform case …

Objective: Given its interpersonal underpinnings, relational factors may be salient in
psychotherapy for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Supporting this point, research has …

Psychotherapists possess measurement-based effectiveness strengths and weaknesses in
treating patients with different problems. Moreover, patients report wanting to use these data …

Growing research demonstrates that psychotherapists have measurement-based
effectiveness strengths and weaknesses, both in treating patients with specific mental health …

Abstract Westra and Di Bartolomeo (2024) make a compelling case for integrating “process
acuity” skills into routine clinical training. The authors have done the field a service by …

Objective: Research demonstrates that mental health clinicians vary in their general
effectiveness—the “between-therapist effect.” Thus, it is important to identify determinants of …

Paraprofessionals are mental health workers who support professionals and programs with
hands-on care. They perform a vital function as they observe, treat, and interact with …