Early alliance growth and changes in attachment styles in psychotherapy [0.03%]
心理治疗中联盟早期的增长和依恋风格的变化
Libby Igra,Oded Mayo,Yogev Kivity et al.
Libby Igra et al.
This study investigated whether clients' pretreatment attachment insecurity predicted initial alliance and early alliance growth rate. Additionally, we examined whether clients' early alliance growth rate predicted change in attachment inse...
A qualitative meta-analysis on therapist responsiveness to dissociation: Introducing the dissociation-responsive therapy model [0.03%]
治疗师对分离反应敏感性定性元分析：介绍以分离反应为导向的治疗模型
Nicholas A Pierorazio,Heidi M Levitt
Nicholas A Pierorazio
Although it is common to encounter dissociative clients in the therapy room, little is known about how clinicians adapt therapy for these clients. The present study is a qualitative meta-analysis investigating how therapists are responsive ...
Microprocesses predicting early emotional bond in videoconferencing and face-to-face psychotherapy [0.03%]
预测视频会议和面对面心理治疗早期情感纽带的微过程
Diego Fernández-Regueras,Ana Calero-Elvira,M Cristina Guerrero-Escagedo
Diego Fernández-Regueras
Research on microprocesses underlying alliance formation remains limited compared to outcome-based studies, particularly in videoconferencing psychotherapy (VCP). This study examined therapist and client interaction patterns predicting earl...
Jesse Fox,Joseph M Currier
Jesse Fox
Responsiveness to clients' spirituality and/or religion (S/R) is a core dimension of multicultural and clinical competence. S/R might support or hinder clients' well-being and recovery from mental health conditions that might lead them to s...
Finding the hidden foundation of change: The legacy of Dr. Charles Gelso [0.03%]
寻找变化的隐秘基石：Gelso博士的学术遗产
Rayna D Markin
Rayna D Markin
This article describes the author's perceptions of the value and legacy of Charles Gelso's ("Charlie's") work and his contributions to the field of psychotherapy research, practice, and training. Charlie's major theoretical and empirical co...
Cognitive behavioral telehealth treatment for adolescents with loss-of-control eating: A randomized controlled feasibility study [0.03%]
青少年失控饮食的认知行为远程健康治疗随机对照可行性研究
Janet A Lydecker,Rebecca Kamody,Elise Ozbardakci et al.
Janet A Lydecker et al.
This study aimed to develop and test the feasibility and acceptability of a telehealth treatment for adolescent loss-of-control (LOC) eating, including the feasibility of attaining clinically meaningful outcomes. LOC-eating episodes occur w...
The best route to resolving complicated grief: Emotional sequences amplified by arousal [0.03%]
处理复杂悲伤的最佳途径：通过唤醒放大情绪序列
Alejandro DelaTraba,Rafael Jódar,Jose Gamoneda et al.
Alejandro DelaTraba et al.
This study investigated emotional processes associated with change in brief emotion-focused therapy for complicated grief delivered via videoconference. We focused on emotional arousal, depth of experiencing, and the frequency with which cl...
Therapist presence and client session and symptom outcomes: A longitudinal examination of their reciprocal relationships [0.03%]
治疗师在场、来访者疗程及症状效果：对其互惠关系的纵向考察
Xu Li,Yejin Hong,Chaihua Lin
Xu Li
The aim of this study was to explore how therapeutic presence predicted psychotherapy session quality (SQ) and client symptom (CS) reduction at both between-person and within-person between-session levels. The sample included 14,316 session...
Tuning in: A mixed methods study evaluating clinician perceptions of measurement-based care training and their association with posttraining skills use [0.03%]
调适：一种关于临床医生对基于测量的护理培训的认知的混合研究方法及其与培训后技能使用之间的关系评估的研究
Elizabeth A Penix-Smith,Kristina M Clarke-Walper,Katie L Nugent et al.
Elizabeth A Penix-Smith et al.
Understanding clinician perspectives and preferences is critical to advancing measurement-based care (MBC) training and implementation efforts. Yet, clinician perceptions of these and how they relate to MBC uptake are understudied. This mix...
Are some therapists more effective when they deliver one type of therapy versus another? [0.03%]
治疗师在提供不同类型的治疗方法时，有效性会有所不同吗？
Alice E Coyne,Michael J Constantino,Averi N Gaines et al.
Alice E Coyne et al.
Adding nuance to the between-therapist effect on patient outcomes, research has increasingly demonstrated that a given therapist can differ in their effectiveness depending on who they treat (e.g., patients with different racial/ethnic iden...
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Psychotherapy (Chicago, Ill.). 2026 Mar;63(1):70-78. DOI:10.1037/pst0000614 2026