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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Therapy Outcomes"”.
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Assessing physical therapy outcomes for women with urinary incontinence
… was to 1) determine the efficacy of physical therapy interventions to reduce pelvic symptoms and improve health-related quality of life and global impression of improvement in women with urinary incontinence; 2) determine the relationship between selected patient-related characteristics and …
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An Exploratory Study of Session Limited Models of Therapy Outcomes in an Employee Assistance Program
… current study is the first to explore treatment outcomes of session-limited models (measured by Therapist Perception of Change, TPC) for diagnoses (anxiety and depression) in an EAP delivery system. Outcomes were measured by TPC ratings including: a) Regressed, b) remained at Baseline, c) …
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HIV-related knowledge and antiretroviral therapy outcomes (ART) in HIV infected women initiating ART during pregnancy
… (VL) is not well controlled by antiretroviral therapy (ART). Globally, 90% of pediatric infections occur via MTCT, though lifelong ART is reducing the rate of new infections. Full benefits of ART can only be realized when ART adherence is high. Evidence from South Africa and elsewhere has shown …
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Duet for life: Is alexithymia a key note in couples’ empathy, emotional connection, relationship dissatisfaction, and therapy outcomes?
… alexithymia as a source of influence in couple therapy outcomes. Studies 1 and 2 investigated alexithymia in 170 community couples and 17 therapy couples, respectively, in association with their empathy provided, empathy received, emotional connection components (i.e., turn toward, turn away, …
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PARENTAL RESISTANCE IN COGNITIVE BHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR ANXIOUS YOUTH
… parent-only sessions of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxious youth predicted the number of parent-reported between-session exposures completed, posttreatment outcome, and 36-week follow-up. Method: Participants (N = 272) were parents or adult caregivers of youth (age 7 to 17 years …
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Sleep and exposure therapy in adults with social anxiety disorder
Exposure therapy is an effective treatment for Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD), yet many patients do not respond to treatment, experience partial remission, or relapse following initial therapy success. Deficits in therapeutic learning may explain why some individuals derive little or no benefit from …
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Resistance and Outcome Expectations in Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder
… be negatively associated with outcome in psychotherapy. However, the pathways through which resistance impacts therapy outcomes are underexplored. Given that outcome expectations have been identified as an important common factor influencing therapy outcomes, the goals of the present study were …
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Couple Therapy Process and Its Relation to Therapy Outcome
Research on psychotherapy has found that characteristics of clients and therapists often are more strongly associated with treatment outcome than are specific therapeutic models or techniques. This study examined the relations between client and therapist common factors and outcomes of couple …
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Learning ability in post-stroke aphasia : success, strategy use and implications for therapy
… by 2020. Research has shown that speech-language therapy, the treatment for aphasia, can significantly improve people's ability to communicate. However, a major limitation in the field of aphasia rehabilitation is the lack of predictability in patients' response to therapy and the inability to …
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Sensitivity to Change of the Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32)
… the validity of certain measures used to measure therapy effectiveness. The Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32) is one of the most widely used measures for measuring therapy outcomes. This study was conducted on the BASIS-32 investigating the validity of the instrument, not only …
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The Development of a Therapeutic Alliance Focused Intervention
… determines whether the patient experiences therapy as helpful or unhelpful in reaching their agreed upon goals. The relationship between the therapeutic alliance and psychotherapy outcome has been well documented in the literature. The therapeutic alliance is considered a “main curative …
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Using multisystemic treatment for treating juveniles with serious deliquent behaviour in the social observation home in Riyadh city in Saudi Arabia
… to determine the impact of the multisystemic therapy on the behaviour of young offenders with serious delinquency and in increasing their level of self-esteem and religious behaviour.The fieldwork was conducted in 2000-0 I in the Social Observation Home in Riyadh City. The project consisted of …
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Exploring the potential role of courage in promoting approach toward feared stimuli.
… stimuli is an important component of exposure therapy for anxiety and related disorders. Methods that increase approach behaviors may improve exposure therapy outcomes, yet few studies have investigated this possibility. The current study sought to examine the effect of recalling an act of …
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Understanding the Distinctive Presentations of Therapist Countertransference with Cluster B Personality Disorders
… which may, in turn, contribute to more positive therapy outcomes. To date, no authors have specifically examined and compared the distinct CT presentations that are elicited from Cluster B personality diagnoses. The aim of this study was to examine whether the presentation of therapist CT differs …
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Novel immunotherapy for paediatric cancers
… CART cells in clinical trials. CART cell therapy does not always induce sustained remissions, and the Event Free Survival (EFS) post-CART cell therapy correlates with CART expansion/persistence. The intrinsic T cell fitness prior to CART cell infusion determines the in vivo CART cell …
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How do practitioners of colour experience working in higher education counselling settings? A grounded theory study
… are underrepresented within psychology and psychotherapy professions across all sectors including higher education. This has implications for both clients and practitioners of colour in terms of training, provision and uptake of services, staff recruitment and progression and therapy outcomes. …
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The Contribution of Common Factors to Therapeutic Outcomes from the Clinician's Perspective: A Mixed Method Study to Explore Common Mechanisms of Change
… on what to do and when to do it in the course of therapy. This parallel mixed methods study addressed both of these critiques. In phase one, a Common Factors Questionnaire (Karimi-CFQ) was developed to collect empirical data of CFs. In phase two, the Karimi-CFQ was administered to 391 clinicians …
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Play Therapists’ Practice Patterns and Perceptions of the Factors that Influence Caregiver Engagement in Play Therapy
… increase the awareness and understanding of play therapy among consumers and practitioners (Landreth, 1991) since its introduction by Virginia Axline during the 1940s. As with any form of counseling, Leblanc and Ritchie (1999) have noted there are factors considered key to successful play therapy …
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Investigating and targeting potential mechanisms of outcome in exposure therapy for social anxiety disorder
… to better understanding and improving exposure therapy 1) identify predictors of treatment outcome based on theory and 2) manipulate proposed predictors to improve outcomes. Theoretical models of exposure therapy implicate reduction in threat-related avoidance (or, increases in threat-related …
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