A central theoretical principle guiding cognitive therapy is that mediation by cognitive
processes is linked to the successful treatment of depression. The most recent review of the …

Many attempts have been made to discover and characterize the mechanisms of change in
psychotherapies for depression, yet no clear, evidence-based account of the relationship …

Reviews the theoretical and empirical literature associated with the mediators and
moderators of change in cognitive therapy (CT) of depression. Covariation between change …

The authors examined the amount and durability of change in the cognitive content of 156
adult outpatients with recurrent major depressive disorder after treatment with cognitive …

In this paper, we attempt to put forward an oft-ignored model for describing cognitive change
during cognitive therapy for depression, while discussing the strengths and weaknesses of …

The effects of changes in depression-relevant cognition were examined in relation to
subsequent change in depressive symptoms for outpatients with major depressive disorder …

Objective: Although cognitive change has long been posited to drive symptom
improvements in cognitive therapy (CT) of depression, whether it does so remains …

Cognitive therapy has emerged as one of the most promising psychosocial interventions for
the treatment of depression. It appears to be at least the equal of alternative interventions …

Depression is one of the most prevalent and debilitating of the psychiatric disorders. Studies
have shown that cognitive therapy is as efficacious as antidepressant medication at treating …

The efficacy of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) in the treatment of depression is now
established. However, explanations for the efficacy of CBT are mixed. The evidence needed …