The transtheoretical model, in general, and the stages of change, in particular, have proven
useful in adapting or tailoring treatment to the individual. We define the stages and …

The transtheoretical model and the stages of change are often used to adapt treatment to the
individual client. The aims of this study were to review the stages of change and popular …

The stages of change have already been well established with nonclinical populations. The
present study was designed to cross-validate the Stages of Change Scales using a new …

Empirical research on the stages of change has taken a number of tacks over the past 20
years. In this article, we review those published research studies that have directly examined …

Objective. The Transtheoretical Model proposes that clients' stage of change will predict
their engagement in therapy. This study tested the hypotheses that clients with high …

From a transtheoretical perspective, PROCHASKA, NORCROSS and DICLEMENTE
summarise prescriptive and proscriptive guidelines for improving treatments based on five …

Why people change and why they do not change is a question that therapists have asked for
many years. For almost two decades one model of change has stood as the standard bearer …

For the past hundred years, mechanisms of change have been the black box of
psychotherapy. Thousands of studies failed to produce consistent findings, even concerning …

Measures from the transtheoretical model of change were compared to traditional client
characteristic variables as predictors of termination and continuation status of clients …

As the number of psychotherapies with demonstrated efficacy accumulates, an important
task is to identify principles and processes of change. This information can guide treatment …