Current pressures on public health systems have led to increased emphasis on
restructuring, which is seen as a potential solution to crises of accessibility, quality, and …

In this article we argue that much of what makes one treatment effective is common to other
forms of effective treatment‐both in psychotherapy generally and in marital and family …

Introduced by Sprenkle, Blow & Dickey (1999), common factors in marriage and family
therapy (MFT) have been discussed over the past two decades. Although the MFT common …

Featuring important theories and trends not covered in other foundational texts, this book is
designed to equip the next generation of counselors with the tools they need for …

This work presents a new methodology based on three well-known qualitative techniques
(Focus Group, Nominal Group Technique and Delphi method), with a view to harmonising …

BACKGROUND Dear Reader, We would like to ask your help in a research study of
considerable significance for family therapy researchers and clinicians. The present study is …

There has been an enormous growth of interest in the field of organizational communication
since the first edition of this book was published. In part, this is because the volume and …

In this article, we respond to Sexton, Ridley, and Kleiner (this issue) from three different
perspectives. First, we discuss their criticisms as rooted in a portrait of common factors to …

Background Adolescence represents a vulnerable period for the onset of depression.
Globally, there is a need to better understand risk factors for adolescent depression to inform …

In response to a series of national policy reports regarding what has been termed the
“quality chasm” in health and mental health care in the United States, in January 2003, the …