Engagement in dialectical behaviour therapy in LBC-certified DBT programs: comparison of in-person vs telehealth treatment delivery [0.03%]
面对面与远程医疗递送方式在LBCC认证的DBT项目中的辩证行为疗法参与度比较
Carla J Walton,Kim Skerven,Andrew White et al.
Carla J Walton et al.
Background: Since the COVID-19 pandemic, delivering psychotherapy via telehealth has become commonplace, including with dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT); however, there is minimal research examining the difference in e...
Relating Therapy for the anorexic voice: exploring the feasibility of evaluating an extended version of the therapy [0.03%]
厌食之声相关疗法：探索评估该疗法扩展版可行性的研究
Callam Constant,Lucy Serpell,Matthew Pugh et al.
Callam Constant et al.
Background: The experience of hearing an 'anorexic voice' is common amongst those diagnosed with anorexia nervosa and can act as a barrier to recovery. The relationship with the anorexic voice can become coercive and host...
Brief, early, and effective: evaluating CBT-T outcomes and change trajectories in a no-minimum threshold to access an eating disorder service [0.03%]
简短、早期和有效：评估无最低准入门槛取用进食障碍服务的认知行为疗法-治疗法效果及变化轨迹
See Heng Yim,Eve Dore,Emily King et al.
See Heng Yim et al.
Objective: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy-Ten (CBT-T) offers a briefer manualised approach to treatment of non-underweight eating disorders (EDs) compared with traditional therapy models, and has the potential to help serv...
A randomised controlled feasibility study of brief cognitive therapy for the treatment of PANic Disorder in Adolescents (PANDA) [0.03%]
青少年惊恐障碍的认知治疗的随机对照可行性研究(PANDA)
Polly Waite,Rachel Sutton,Ray Percy et al.
Polly Waite et al.
Background: Panic disorder occurs in 1-3% of adolescents and without treatment often has a chronic course. Treatments need to be effective and efficient to be delivered in routine services. Given that a brief version of c...
What happens after group CBT for anxiety and related disorders? Preliminary investigation of treatment outcomes over time in a naturalistic sample [0.03%]
焦虑及相关障碍团体认知行为治疗后会怎样？自然样本治疗效果的初步研究
Sydney A Parkinson,Andrew M Scott,Karen Rowa et al.
Sydney A Parkinson et al.
Background: Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is the first-line treatment for anxiety and related disorders. Limited research has explored long-term outcomes following CBT for anxiety-related disorders in naturalistic s...
School-based cognitive-behavioural group intervention for reducing rumination in adolescents [0.03%]
面向青少年的学校基于认知行为小组干预减少反刍思维
Gamze Tekin,Ayşe Bengisoy
Gamze Tekin
Background: Rumination is a repetitive cognitive process associated with emotional distress and may represent an important preventive target during adolescence. ...
Examining the associations between beliefs about losing control and eating disorder symptomatology [0.03%]
探究失控信念与饮食障碍症状之间的关系
Cailyn P E A Fridgen,Kaitlyn Zozula,Adam S Radomsky
Cailyn P E A Fridgen
Background: Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for eating disorders (EDs) does not yield consistent long-term recovery for all patients, highlighting the need to better understand underlying cognitive mechanisms. Recent ...
Adam S Radomsky,Martha Giraldo-O&#x;Meara,Sandra Krause et al.
Adam S Radomsky et al.
Since the publication of the original Vancouver Obsessional Compulsive Inventory (VOCI), a large body of evidence demonstrating the prevalence and importance of newer symptom domains in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) (e.g. mental conta...
Descriptive analysis of recovery-related outcomes following cognitive behavioural therapy in a Japanese clinical sample using definitions from the Talking Therapies for Anxiety and Depression programme [0.03%]
采用会谈疗法对焦虑和抑郁的定义描述认知行为治疗后日本临床样本恢复结果分析
Noriko Numata,Chihiro Sutoh,Yijing Bai et al.
Noriko Numata et al.
Background: The United Kingdom's Talking Therapies for Anxiety and Depression (TTAD) programme provides standardised definitions for recovery-related outcomes, allowing transparent and comparable reporting. This study aim...
A thematic analysis of an online discussion forum for people with problematic hoarding behaviours [0.03%]
对有问题囤积行为的人的在线讨论论坛进行主题分析
Elizabeth Sillence,Claire Murphy-Morgan
Elizabeth Sillence
Background: People with hoarding behaviours (PwHB) need to be able to access a range of support options in a timely manner for their own wellbeing as well as that of friends and family. In response to recent calls to unde...