A Look at the Evidence: Top 10 Research Findings of the Last 25 Years

Lebow, Jay, Psychotherapy Networker

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How much does empirical research direct the way therapists actually practice? Most surveys indicate that clinicians regard other sources of information, such as supervision and their personal experience of therapy, as being far more important than formal research studies in influencing how they work with their clients. That's unfortunate because the last quarter-century has produced an astonishing amount of meaningful research demonstrating not only the overall effectiveness of psychotherapy, but the positive …

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Publication information: Article title: A Look at the Evidence: Top 10 Research Findings of the Last 25 Years. Contributors: Lebow, Jay - Author. Magazine title: Psychotherapy Networker. Volume: 31. Issue: 2 Publication date: March/April 2007. Page number: Not available. © Psychotherapy Networker, Inc. Mar/Apr 2009. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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