This article highlights the development of evidence-based treatments (EBTs), the
accomplishment their development reflects, and the limitations of current variations as a way …

Evidence-based treatments (EBTs) refer to interventions that have empirical research in their
behalf. The evidence refers to rigorous tests that the treatments, relative to various control or …

Evidence-based treatment (EBT) is not just a fashionable phrase to describe empirically
supported approaches for specific childhood disorders; it is fast becoming a practice …

Responds to comments by DC Wendt and BD Slife (see record 2007-13085-019), PH
Hunsberger (see record 2007-13085-020), and RB Stuart and SO Lilienfeld (see record …

A growing number of evidence-based psychotherapies hold the promise of substantial
benefits for children, families, and society. These therapies are the product of a tremendous …

Discusses the frontier of evidence-based practice. Many of the recent developments
regarding evidence-based practice stemmed from the work by the Task Force on …

Science has fostered renewed optimism in mental health practice over the last decade
through advances in the development of treatment supported by research (Kazdin and …

Evidence-based psychological treatments (EBTs) have made enormous gains in the range
of techniques that are available and the scope of problems to which they can be applied …

This study examined familiarity, perceived effectiveness, and implementation of evidence-
based treatments for children in community settings. A sample of service providers in …

Remarkable progress has been made in developing psychosocial interventions for a broad
range of psychiatric disorders for children, adolescents, and adults. In addition many efforts …