April 28, 2006
- Can therapists be trained to improve their alliances? A preliminary study of alliance-fostering psychotherapy
- Teaching graduate trainees how to manage client anger: a comparison of three types of training
- Effects of training in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy: changes in graduate clinician technique
- Therapists’ therapies: The relation between training therapy and patient change in long-term psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
- Clinical supervision: Its influence on client-rated working alliance and client symptom reduction in the brief treatment of major depression
- Personal therapy for Israeli school counselors: Prevalence, parameters, and professional difficulties and burnout
- Importance of Psychotherapy motivation in patients with somatization syndrome
- Patients’ feedback after computer-assisted diagnostic interviews for mental disorders
- What is the predictive value of responses to psychotherapy for its future course? Empirical explorations and consequences for outcome monitoring
- The sooner, the better: temporal patterns in brief treatment of depression and their role in long-term outcome
- Can therapists be trained to improve their alliances? A preliminary study of alliance-fostering psychotherapy
- Teaching graduate trainees how to manage client anger: a comparison of three types of training
- Effects of training in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy: changes in graduate clinician technique
- Therapists’ therapies: The relation between training therapy and patient change in long-term psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
- Clinical supervision: Its influence on client-rated working alliance and client symptom reduction in the brief treatment of major depression
- Personal therapy for Israeli school counselors: Prevalence, parameters, and professional difficulties and burnout
- Importance of Psychotherapy motivation in patients with somatization syndrome
- Patients’ feedback after computer-assisted diagnostic interviews for mental disorders
- What is the predictive value of responses to psychotherapy for its future course? Empirical explorations and consequences for outcome monitoring
- The sooner, the better: temporal patterns in brief treatment of depression and their role in long-term outcome