Treatment of obsessive morbid jealousy with cognitive analytic therapy: a mixed-methods quasi-experimental case study. doi.org/10.1080/030698…

Barney Dunn Thanks for drawing attention to a really helpful way of thinking about an important aspect of designing psychotherapy outcome studies- not easy to implement but the alternative is confirmation bias and allegiance effects!

Did we mention that's we're working up to filming another set of training videos around more advanced #CognitiveAnalyticTherapy skills & issues? Watch this space 🎬 Glenys Parry Kathryn Frank Margison Unfinalised

Shout out to Ind who gave us permission to include her infographic in our #CATDiff21 materials - rejigging the ending session meant it wasn't shown in the end - but have a look here #BlackHistoryMonth #Antiracism #Generous Dr Nargis Islam

These are the rights protected by the Human Rights Act. Dominic Raab, which of these rights do you think people in Britain do not deserve?

@HartleySamantha Catalyse-CAT @KrissiBohner @BrickOvenMedia Indeed, endings are potent encounters. Think we got hold of some of that.

Great annual PIT-UK zoom conference on loss and endings yesterday. Always a central part of therapy and particularly poignant just now. Our new video on loss is very moving and will prove to be a useful teaching aid. Thought provoking presentations and conversation .

Nadine Dorries : Save the BBC: oppose the abolition of the license fee - Sign the Petition! chng.it/FN9jLJRF via Change.org UK

I-Thou in therapy: newly recorded lecture on Martin Buber's distinction between I-Thou and I-It relating, and its implications for counselling and psychotherapy youtu.be/mRzlUh_3LYs

Great to see reference to #CognitiveAnalyticTherapy training included in this Psych Therapies for STMP implementation guidance. We & @NHS_HealthEdEng are finalising a national curriculum in preparation for procurement of centrally funded training for core NHS mental health staff

@tkaiser_science Mark Horowitz @markhoro.bsky.social Oh look emotional blunting is there, as validated by patients cc Dr Annie Hickox, also on Bluesky as @dranniehickox ; thanks Eiko Fried

Effectiveness of psychological interventions delivered in routine practice: A comprehensive meta-analysis of 252 practice-based studies provides effect size benchmarks for outpatient, inpatient and University-based clinics. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Fantastic seminar with Prof Else Guthrie in our first face to face seminar for over two years! We are revisiting how to re-live experience here and now using Bob Hobson’s session on thunder phobia.

This is a nuanced and careful study that asks some important questions about what it means to ask about “patient preference” in therapy- well worth reading- especially if you are unwise enough to think you already know the answer!

For the first time, we've shown that relational depth in a close relationship (outside of therapy) predicts personal wellbeing. That is, the more moments of in-depth connection, the better we feel. More evidence that relationships are key to wellbeing journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

Another study linked to the patient preference trial comparing CAT guided self help with its CBT counterpart - focus on ideographic change mechanisms - Headley etc al Types and mechanisms of idiographic change during guided self-help for anxiety #CATGSH doi.org/10.1111/papt.1…