Routine outcome monitoring (ROM) is a major development in the field since it offers likely
outcome trajectories and is particularly helpful for failing cases. However, ROM has not led …

Introduction Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is common and disabling. Different
versions of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) have been tested, but no treatment works for …

Background Therapist appropriate responsivity to client ambivalence and resistance is
considered an important interpersonal skill to avoid disengagement and ensure a continued …

Objective Psychotherapist management of client resistance (ie, opposition to change or the
therapy process) has a significant impact on therapy outcomes. This study aimed at …

Hostility is a trait-level construct characterized by a generally suspicious and cynical view of
other people that results in a tendency to interpret ambiguous social situations in hostile or …

Therapeutic responsiveness (TR) encompasses the dynamic interaction between therapist
and client, reflecting adjustments in behavior and interventions to meet individual needs …

Objective Therapist responsivity is recognised as an important factor for improved
psychotherapy process and outcome. Previous research (Aviram et al., 2016) has found that …

The primary objective of the current study was to examine changes in therapist expressed
empathy and therapist-client interpersonal patterns in order to uncover the processes …

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidence-based approach for appropriately responding
to client expressions of resistance to, and ambivalence about, change. Existing MI training …

Abstract The Motivational Interviewing (MI) concept of the righting reflex (RR) refers to the"
desire to fix what seems wrong with people and set them promptly on a better course, relying …