SERVICE MODELS AND FORMS OF DELIVERY

The impact of additional initial face-to-face sessions on engagement within an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies service

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Helen Mander

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Transdiagnostic cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): case reports from Saudi Arabia

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Yousra Alatiq

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Clinicians’ views on the clinical utility of a revised definition of schema and its implications for the treatment of depression

e3

Alan Howarth, Mark Freeston, Katharina Reichelt and Ian A. James

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

The Session Bridging Worksheet: impact on outcomes, homework adherence and participants’ experience

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Caroline Williams and Garry Squires

SERVICE MODELS AND FORMS OF DELIVERY

Adapting manualized Behavioural Activation treatment for older adults with depression

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Madeline Pasterfield, Della Bailey, Deborah Hems, Dean McMillan, David Richards and Simon Gilbody

PRACTICE ARTICLE

CBT for OCD: habituation or cognitive shift?

e6

Lottie Morris and Jim Nightingale

PRACTICE ARTICLE

An evaluation of group cognitive behaviour therapy for low self-esteem in primary care

e7

Stuart Pack and Emma Condren

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Experiences of cognitive behavioural therapy formulation in clients with depression

e8

Sandeep Kahlon, Adrian Neal and Tom G. Patterson

PRACTICE ARTICLE

The feasibility and effectiveness of running mindfulness groups in an early intervention in psychosis service

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Carly Samson and Clare Mallindine

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Clinician and practice characteristics influencing delivery and outcomes of the early part of outpatient cognitive behavioural therapy for anorexia nervosa

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Amy Brown, Victoria Mountford and Glenn Waller

PRACTICE ARTICLE

Cognitive behavioural therapy for anxiety disorders and insomnia: a commentary on future directions

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Kristin M. Aho, Scott M. Pickett and Timothy S. Hamill

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Cognitive Remediation Therapy for borderline personality disorder: is it a feasible and acceptable treatment? A pilot study of two single cases

e12

Clare Reeder, Peter Stevens, James Liddement and Vyv Huddy

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Does cognitive behavioural therapy have a role in improving problem solving and coping in adolescents with suicidal ideation?

e13

Sarah Hetrick, Hok Pan Yuen, Georgina Cox, Sarah Bendall, Alison Yung, Jane Pirkis and Jo Robinson

EDUCATION AND SUPERVISION

Understanding individual differences in response to Self-Practice and Self-Reflection (SP/SR) during CBT training

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Anna Chaddock, Richard Thwaites, James Bennett-Levy and Mark H. Freeston

PRACTICE ARTICLE

An implementation pilot of the MindBalance web-based intervention for depression in three IAPT services

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Cecily Morrison, Graham Walker, Kai Ruggeri and Jamie Hacker Hughes

REVIEW

Computer-delivered cognitive-behavioural treatments for obsessive compulsive disorder: preliminary meta-analysis of randomized and non-randomized effectiveness trials

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Andrea Pozza, Gerhard Andersson, Paolo Antonelli and Davide Dèttore

EDUCATION AND SUPERVISION

Do they practice what we teach? Follow-up evaluation of a Schema Therapy training programme

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Deborah Kingston, Nima Moghaddam and Kerry Beckley

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

The eye of the storm: A feasibility study of an adapted Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) group intervention to manage NHS staff stress

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Robert Marx, Clara Strauss, Cleo Williamson, Karunavira and Taravajra

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Can brief mindfulness practice be of benefit? Evidence from an evaluation of group person-based cognitive therapy for depression

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Clara Strauss, Gemma Luke, Mark Hayward and Fergal Jones

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Culturally adapted cognitive behaviour therapy for Maori with major depression

e20

Simon T. Bennett, Ross A. Flett and Duncan R. Babbage

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Understanding ‘Cyberchondria’ : An interpretive phenomenological analysis of the purpose, methods and impact of seeking health information online for those with health anxiety

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Freda McManus, Christie Leung, Kate Muse and J. Mark G. Williams

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