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Psychotherapy Research Special Issue

“Therapeutic Relationships in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Theory and Recent Research”


2025 Dues Renewal

When you renew your dues, please take some time to enjoy some of your membership benefits, including electronic access to current and past issues of Psychotherapy Research, webinars, and special interest group discussions. Renew now at www.psychotherapyresearch.org 


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25th Anniversary of Psychotherapy Research

Current and incoming Editors talk about
Psychotherapy Research over the 25 years of publication
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Journal news! We have FOUR open access articles from the 2021 issues of Psychotherapy Research (see below for links to all articles):

Sparks of psychotherapeutic change: How therapists understand moments of meetings' contribution to change in psychotherapy byJaviera Duarte, Claudio Martinez & Alemka Tomicic

It's the therapist and the treatment: The structure of common therapeutic relationship factors by Ingvild Finsrud, Helene Nissen-Lee, Karianne Vrabel, Andreas Hostmaelingen, Bruce Wampold & Paal Ulvenes

How to manage endings in unsuccessful therapy: A qualitative comparison of youth and clinician perspectives by Holly Ann Bear, Kate Dalzell, Julian Edbrooke-Childs, Lauren Garland & Miranda Wolpert

Exploring the temporal associations between avoidance behavior and cognitions during the course of cognitive behavioral therapy for clients with symptoms of social anxiety disorder by Linn Vathne Lervik, Asle Hoffart, Marit Knapstad & Otto R.F. Smith

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The Society is an international, multidisciplinary scientific association devoted to research on psychotherapy. The aims of the Society are to:

  • encourage the development of scientific research on psychotherapy
  • foster the communication, understanding, and use of research findings
  • enhance the scientific and social value of psychotherapy research
  • contribute, through research, to enhancing the effectiveness of psychotherapies.
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