Introduction Betweensession processes outside the therapy room and beyond the direct
interaction between a therapist and client can play an important role in the …

Background: This paper defines and illustrates the ways in which Between-Session
Homework (BSH) may be integrated into clinical work with clients across various treatment …

Las experiencias espontáneas e improvisadas de terapeutas y clientes en el lapso entre
sesiones se han definido como “experiencias entre sesiones”(en inglés, interssesion …

Background Internalized stigma (IS) is a key factor in the recovery, quality of life and
functioning of people with severe mental illness (SMI), and effective intervention programs …

While monitoring systems in psychotherapy have become more common, little is known
about the attitudes that mental health practitioners have towards these systems. In an online …

Aim real-time monitoring of psychotherapeutic processes was recently described as a
promising, new way of tracking periods of change in ongoing treatments. This approach …

Lately, the use of patientreported outcome measures (PROM) to adapt and improve
ongoing psychotherapeutic treatments has become more widespread. Their main purpose is …

Background: In recent years, the assessment of mental disorders has become more and
more personalized. Modern advancements such as Internet-enabled mobile phones and …

The processes clients engage in between therapy sessions (referred to as intersession
processes; ISPs) are empirically supported as influential factor in psychotherapy. The …

Objective To explore how clients in psychodynamic or psychoanalytic psychotherapy,
conducted in the traditional in-person setting, experience the transitions in time and space …