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The effectiveness of psychotherapy.
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CBT for Medication Adherence and Depression (CBT-AD) in HIV-Infected Patients Receiving Methadone Maintenance Therapy
Nafisseh Soroudi,Giselle K. Perez,Jeffrey S. Gonzalez,Joseph A. Greer,Mark H. Pollack,Michael Otto,Steven A. Safren +6 more
TL;DR: A case series provides an example of how cognitive behavioral therapists can integrate the treatment of depression with the enhancement of critical self-care behaviors in the context of highly complex, medical and psychiatric comorbidity.
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The Meaning of Empirically Supported Treatment Research for Psychoanalytic and Other Long-Term Therapies
TL;DR: In this article, two ways of evaluating the implications of empirically supported treatment research for psychoanalysis and other long-term therapies are considered: the first involves the comparison of the relative benefits of various psychotherapies; the second involves a comparison of short-term and longterm psychotherapy.
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Introducing a Caring/Relational Framework for Building Relationships With Addicted Mothers
TL;DR: Nursing and social work theories are used to offer an integrated and interdisciplinary framework for building relationships with addicted mothers in health care settings.
Manual-based treatment: Evolution and evaluation.
TL;DR: The development of manual-based psychological treatments for a wide range of clinical disorders has had a significant impact not only on clinical research, but also on clinical practice theory-driven, manualbased treatments have become a defining feature of evidence-based treatments for specific clinical disorders that have been evaluated in numerous randomized controlled trials as discussed by the authors.
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The enduring effects of psychodynamic treatments vis-à-vis alternative treatments: A multilevel longitudinal meta-analysis.
D. Martin Kivlighan,Simon B. Goldberg,Maleeha Abbas,Brian T. Pace,Noah E Yulish,Joel G Thomas,Megan M Cullen,Christoph Flückiger,Bruce E. Wampold +8 more
TL;DR: Psychodynamic treatments and non-psychodynamic treatments were equally efficacious at post-treatment and at follow-up for combined outcomes, targeted outcomes, non-targeted outcomes, and personality outcomes.