Maria and Andrea: Comparing Positive and Negative Outcome Cases in an Online, Clinician-Guided, Self-Help Intervention for Panic Disorder

A. Ciuca, T. Berger, Mircea Miclea
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Hundreds of clinical trials offer strong efficacy evidence that Internet-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment (ICBT) interventions can contribute substantially to reducing the gap between mental health care needs and service use by providing better access to quality treatments. However, in order to use these interventions more efficiently, we need to find the best ways to tailor the interventions according to individual client characteristics, such as severity of symptoms, comorbidity problems, personality traits, life context, and position on the stage-of-change continuum. In line with this, this article documents how the individual process of psychological treatment unfolds during a specific IBCT program for Panic Disorder, called "PAXonline," with therapist guidance via Skype. The challenges and progress made by the two clients
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玛丽亚和安德里亚:在临床医生指导下,对恐慌症进行在线自助干预,比较积极和消极结果案例
数百项临床试验提供了强有力的疗效证据,证明基于互联网的认知行为治疗(ICBT)干预措施可以通过提供更好的优质治疗,大大有助于缩小心理健康护理需求和服务使用之间的差距。然而,为了更有效地使用这些干预措施,我们需要找到根据个人客户特征定制干预措施的最佳方法,如症状的严重程度、共病问题、性格特征、生活环境和在变化阶段的连续性。与此相一致,本文记录了在治疗师通过Skype指导下,在一个名为“PAXonline”的针对恐慌症的特定IBCT项目中,心理治疗的个体过程是如何展开的。两位客户面临的挑战和取得的进展
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