With increasing demand for psychotherapy services, clinicians are carrying increasingly
large caseloads (Bailey et al., 2020). As the number of new intakes exceeds the number of …

Objective: The dose–response relationship in psychotherapy has been examined
extensively, but few studies have included session frequency as a component of …

The dose-effect relationship in psychotherapy has been examined extensively, but few
studies have included session frequency as a component of psychotherapy “dose.” Those …

The authors extend previous research examining the dose-effect relationship in
psychotherapy (eg, KI Howard, SM Kopta, MS Krause, & DE Orlinsky, 1986) by using a …

Objective: There is an ongoing debate concerning how outcome variables change during
the course of psychotherapy. We compared the dose–effect model, which posits diminishing …

Most college counseling centers have adopted session limits for their psychotherapy clients
though little evidence exists to support such cutoff points. In the past eight years, a few …

Therapists may or may not be able to judge with accuracy how many interviews per week
are needed for treatment effects." Treatment effects must be demonstrated in order to assess …

This study is a service evaluation of short-term therapeutic effectiveness and progress in
therapy for participants seeking help at 42 different counseling centers across the nation. To …

Following the suggestion that therapeutic change is accelerated in time-limited
psychotherapy, this study investigated the across-session patterns of session impact in the …

This study examined the dose‐effect relationship between the number of sessions and
therapeutic outcome in a large, nationwide counseling center research consortium. A …