Objective: Sudden gains are robust predictors of outcome in psychotherapy. However,
previous attempts at predicting sudden gains have yielded inconclusive findings. The aim of …

The present study examined sudden gains (SGs; large symptom improvements between
adjacent treatment sessions) and its association with treatment outcome in a randomized …

Objective The aim of this study was to explore early temporal patterns of change in a
treatment delivered by novice therapists. We examined if early sudden gains (ESGs) in a six …

Objectives: Differing methodologies that identify dramatic change in psychotherapy have
been thought to be capturing similar phenomena. We compared three methods …

Sudden gains (SGs), referring to large, stable symptom improvement occurring between
consecutive treatment sessions, have been associated with improved outcomes among …

Background There is limited information on the occurrence of 'sudden gains'–recognized
improvements of substantial magnitude occurring between individual sessions of treatment …

Symptom reduction over the course of cognitive-behavioral therapy is not always distributed
evenly across sessions. Some individuals experience a sudden gain, defined as a decrease …

Well-supported interventions for child anxiety include cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and
pharmacotherapy, yet even these approaches leave many symptomatic. Family variables …

While effective psychological interventions for common mental health difficulties exist, our
understanding of how they work, and our ability to disseminate them at scale, is limited. This …