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Historically, there has been a lot of skepticism about whether antisocial personality disorder...
PPRNet Clinical summary: Therapists’ Professional Self-Doubt
About 6% of patient outcomes can be attributed to therapist factors (their self-concept, coping...
PPRNet Clinical summary: Is Psychotherapy Orientation Important for Work Disability Outcomes?
Depression and anxiety disorders cause most of the mental health-related disability worldwide....
Clinical summary: Treating Emotion Regulation Difficulties with Experiential Dynamic Therapies
Maladaptive emotion regulation is likely a core underlying process that contributes to a wide...
Clinical summary: Should Personal Therapy be Mandatory for Psychotherapy Trainees?
As early as 1937, Freud proposed that every psychoanalyst should enter into analysis without...
Clinical summary: Client Attraction to Therapists
Over half of mental health providers reported that their clients expressed some level of romantic...
Clinical summary: Therapists Differ in Their Effectiveness
Researchers and clinicians have been talking for decades about therapist effects – that is, that...
PPRNet Clinical summary: Therapist Attachment Style and the Working Alliance
There is increasing interest in therapist factors that affect psychotherapy processes and outcomes,...
PPRNet Clinical summary: Interpersonal Distress as a Criterion for Personalizing Psychotherapy for Depression
Over many years, psychotherapy researchers have tried to enhance treatment outcomes for depression...
PPRNet Clinical summary: Improvements in Interpersonal Problems are Key to Treating Depression
There are multiple theories of the role of interpersonal problems in depression. One theory holds...