Exposure therapy is one of the most empirically supported treatments for anxiety-related
disorders, including phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Despite its proven efficacy, exposure-based interventions
remain underutilized in counselling settings, wh...
T. Oguche· Journal of Law and Global Po...· 0 citations
Objective: This study examined therapists' retrospective experiences regarding self-disclosure in successful treatments. Previous research indicates that therapeutic alliance, empathy, and integrity are crucial for treatment success, with self-disclosure serving as an additional tool for fostering meaningful therapeuti...
Liv Cohen, Bar Mizrahi, Refael Yonatan‐Leus· Psychotherapy Research· 0 citations
Children prenatally exposed to alcohol often face a multitude of difficulties such as mental health difficulties and behavioural and cognitive challenges. A high percentage of children with prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) have also experienced traumatic life events. Research suggests that interventions can help reduc...
Ellie Shepherd, Jack Purrington, Buket Kara· Journal of Child & Adole...· 0 citations
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Single domain cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) protocols for adolescents with anxiety or depression demonstrate strong efficacy in clinical trials but poorer effectiveness in community settings. Transdiagnostic CBT targeting core dysfunctions shared across emotional disorders may address barriers to treatme...
Lauren Milgram, A. Jensen-Doss, David Rosenfield et al.· Journal of Clinical Child &...· 0 citations
Understanding parents’ perspectives on the therapy process of children receiving sensory integration therapy may contribute to the more effective design of early intervention practices. This qualitative study explored, from a child development perspective, parents’ experiences of recognizing the need for sensory inte...
Elveda Kuyucak, G. Aybas· BMC Psychology· 0 citations
Background: Family caregivers of children with rare diseases are more likely to have symptoms of anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The WHO’s Group Problem Management Plus (Group PM+) is an evidence-based intervention providing psychological help for adults impaired by distress while expose...
Danielle Schwalk, Abdullah Ali, Thevaa Chandereng et al.· Disabilities· 1 citation
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