psychotherapy outcome – A New Vision for Mental Health

Where Is the Evidence for “Evidence-Based” Therapy?

Author: Editorial 24th August 2020 0 Comments

“Buzzword. noun. An important-sounding usually technical word or phrase often of little meaning used chiefly to impress.” This article has been written by psychotherapist Dr. Jonathan Shedler. It begins: “Evidence-based therapy” has become a marketing buzzword. The term ‘evidence based’ comes…
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a coherent system

anxiety, CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, evidence-based, evidence-based practice, Jonathan Shedler, psychotherapy outcome, Talking Therapies

Time for a New Paradigm? Psychotherapy Outcomes Stagnant for 40 years

Author: Editorial 13th March 2019 1 Comment

Dr. Scott Miller “You’ve heard it said before. Flying is the safest form of transportation. Facts back up the claim. In fact, it’s not even close. In terms of distance traveled, the fatality rate per billion kilometers is .003, improving…
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collaborative practice

Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference, indigenous healers, paradigm shift, psychotherapy, psychotherapy outcome, Scott Miller, shamanism, Talking Therapies

A new therapy for each patient: evidence‐based relationships and responsiveness

Author: Editorial 21st November 2018 0 Comments

“A new therapy for each patient: evidence‐based relationships and responsiveness” is the title of an article by John Norcross and Bruce Wampold that has recently (October 2018) been published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology . The article’s abstract says: “In this study, we…
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collaborative practice

Bruce Wampold, Clients & Patients, evidence-based relationships, John Norcross, Journal of Clinical Psychology, meta‐analyses, psychotherapy outcome, responsiveness, therapeutic relationship, treatment adaptations