Youth with severe and enduring mental health problems (SEMHP) tend to drop out of
treatment or insufficiently profit from treatment in child and adolescent psychiatry (CAP) …

What does it mean to 'drop out'of therapy? Many definitions of 'dropout'have been proposed,
but the most widely accepted is the client ending treatment without agreement of their …

Objective: Therapy dropout is a common occurrence, especially in adolescence. This study
investigated whether dropout could be predicted from a range of child, family, and treatment …

The field has spent more than 50 years investing in the quality of youth mental healthcare,
with intervention science yielding roughly 1,300 efficacious treatments. In the latter half of …

Understanding the role of therapeutic process factors in treatment change may prove useful
for discerning why some autistic youth benefit from psychosocial interventions that target …

Background Anxiety disorders are the most common psychiatric disorders among children in
the United States; yet many children do not receive treatment due to barriers to treatment …

A substantial number of children with anxiety disorders do not improve following cognitive
behavioral therapy (CBT). Recent effectiveness studies have found poorer outcome for CBT …

Meta-analyses of school-based CBT have shown that prevention for anxiety symptoms
typically report small but significant effects. There is limited knowledge regarding which …

We investigated relationships among parenting stress, parental readiness to change, and
child externalizing behaviors in a sample of clinically referred families. Additionally …

To optimize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) outcomes for anxiety disorders in youth,
more knowledge is needed about how specific CBT components work. Exposure to feared …