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  • Beyond Time-Out: Enhanced Parenting Strategies for Conduct Problems

    Beyond Time-Out: Enhanced Parenting Strategies for Conduct Problems

    · Abstract Intelligence

    In this episode of Abstract Intelligence, we explore a landmark study on the Triple P - Positive Parenting Program.

    Join hosts Rebecca and Aaron Frost as they dissect the research, comparing enhanced, standard, and self-directed behavioral family interventions for parents of children with early-onset conduct problems.

    We discuss the study's methodology, key findings (including which intervention led to the most reliable improvement in children's behavior), and the implications for parents, practitioners, and policy. Learn about the importance of addressing parental stress and family context in effective interventions.

    Next week Aaron and Rebecca will have Triple-P founder Prof Matt Sanders giving a presentation to their cohort of PREP Clinical Psychology Registrars. If you would like to sign up to this as a one off please click the link below:

    https://learning.prep.clinic/course/behavioural-family-interventions

    If you like your tips just a little more human, check out our youtube channel
    https://www.youtube.com/@PREP-Registrar

    Looking for a supervisor to implement some of these great ideas?
    https://findasupervisor.com.au

    Early career psychologist looking for up to date cutting edge CPD?
    https://learning.prep.clinic

    Looking to become a psychology supervisor?
    https://stap.org.au

  • The Experience Myth: Do Therapists Really Get Better with Time?

    The Experience Myth: Do Therapists Really Get Better with Time?

    · Abstract Intelligence

    Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on therapist expertise and development. We delve into two groundbreaking studies that challenge the assumption that therapists automatically improve with experience. Discover the surprising findings that experience alone may not lead to better client outcomes, and explore the power of deliberate practice and outcome monitoring in fostering therapist improvement. We discuss the implications of these findings for clients, therapists, and policymakers, and offer practical strategies for therapists to continuously enhance their skills and effectiveness. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the path to mastery in psychotherapy.

    Papers

    Do psychotherapists improve with time and experience? A longitudinal analysis of outcomes in a clinical setting

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316408245_Do_psychotherapists_improve_with_time_and_experience_A_longitudinal_analysis_of_outcomes_in_a_clinical_setting

    Creating a Climate for Therapist Improvement:

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308173684_Creating_a_Climate_for_Therapist_Improvement_A_Case_Study_of_an_Agency_Focused_on_Outcomes_and_Deliberate_Practice

    If you like your tips just a little more human, check out our youtube channel
    https://www.youtube.com/@PREP-Registrar

    Looking for a supervisor to implement some of these great ideas?
    https://findasupervisor.com.au

    Early career psychologist looking for up to date cutting edge CPD?
    https://learning.prep.clinic

    Looking to become a psychology supervisor?
    https://stap.org.au

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  • Why is therapy is the real world less effective that research trials

    Why is therapy is the real world less effective that research trials

    · Abstract Intelligence

    In this episode we look at the efficacy effectiveness gap, that is why do so many therapies look amazing in a research setting, but then deliver less than stellar results in the real world.

    In this episode we take a slightly different approach. Although the episode was inspired by a paper by Halford Pepping and Petch exploring this gpa in the couples therapy literature, it got the two of us curious to know whether the same gap existed in other areas.

    So while the episode is about the couples literature, we took a wide angle view to consider children and individual psychotherapy as well. We hope you enjoy.

    Original Paper - Halford Pepping and Petch
    https://www.aetsbtraining.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Halford-2016efficacy-effectiveness-gap.pdf

    Child and Adolescent Paper Weisz and Colleagues
    https://weiszlab.fas.harvard.edu/files/jweisz/files/weisz_et_al_1995_psyc_bull_meta.pdf

    Adult Psychotherapy Consumer reports study Seligman
    https://clinica.ispa.pt/sites/default/files/4._the_effectiveness_of_psychotherapy_the_consumer_reports_study.pdf

    Dose Effect Hansen Lambert and Foreman
    https://clinica.ispa.pt/sites/default/files/10-_the_psychotherapy_dose-response_effect_a_0.pdf

    Great Psychotherapy Debate Wampold
    https://api.taylorfrancis.com/content/books/mono/download?identifierName=doi&identifierValue=10.4324/9780203893340&type=googlepdf


    If you like your tips just a little more human, check out our youtube channel
    https://www.youtube.com/@PREP-Registrar

    Looking for a supervisor to implement some of these great ideas?
    https://findasupervisor.com.au

    Early career psychologist looking for up to date cutting edge CPD?
    https://learning.prep.clinic

    Looking to become a psychology supervisor?
    https://stap.org.au