[PDF] Top 20 A novel cognitive behaviour therapy for bipolar disorders (Think Effectively About Mood Swings or TEAMS): study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

... the study is its focus on specific needs and problems as identified by ...the study incorporates a number of add- itional strengths, including multiple longitudinal assessment points, which at the ... See full document

... reliability and sensitivity to change [70]. The Mobility Inventory for Agoraphobia (MIA) [71] assesses the fre- quency of agoraphobic avoidance behaviour by asking patients to evaluate their level of avoidance of ... See full document

... participants randomized to the study arms (and also subsequent unequal attrition within the arms) is certainly the most ...the study (Julious, 2005), larger samples would be needed in future studies ... See full document

... current study will not only evaluate the effective- ness of CBT-E in terms of the reduction of ED psycho- pathology and additional comorbid psychopathology and enhancement of quality of life and health status, but ... See full document

... initial study we found in a group of patients with persecutory delusions that 27% had severe clinical insomnia, 27% had clinical in- somnia of moderate severity and 30% had subthreshold insomnia, that is, only 16% ... See full document

... Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision; ECS, endocannabinoid system; EUROP-ASI, European Addiction Severity Index; FAAH, fatty acid amide hydrolase; FAST, Functioning Assessment Short Test; FEP, first ... See full document

... behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) [14] This is a multicomponent treatment usually con- sisting of one or more of the following interventions: sleep restriction therapy, psychoeducation about sleep, ... See full document

... Systemic Therapy, Counseling and Family Therapy ...this study in many ...resource-oriented cognitive-behavioral therapy (ROCBT) available to ... See full document

... There is an additional increase in health-service costs of 50%-75% when depression occurs together with diabe- tes [11]. People with diabetes are twice as likely to suffer from depression compared with the general ... See full document

... recent randomized controlled trials (RCTs) similarly found evidence of its effectiveness in AN ...a cognitive retraining program aimed at re- ducing organizational ...not study the effects of ... See full document

... get behaviour, rumination, and combines strategies from behavioural activation with novel strategies to foster concrete, process-focused, and specific ...clinical trial with pa- tients with ... See full document

... and cognitive function will be analysed with multiple regression ana- lyses and other suitable statistical ...with study medicine or ECT will be included in the analysis of the safety, demographic and ... See full document

... this study, participants aged between 23 and 65 should report a history of depres- sion (at least one prior depressive episode) and report stable (partial) remission (≥6 ...experiencing cognitive ... See full document

... I Disorders (SCID-I) [26] and Hamilton Depression rating scale (HAM-D) ...the study. If the participant cannot participate in the study, s/he will be contacted by the ...the study, s/he will ... See full document

... exploratory, controlled study of multi-family psycho- educational psychotherapy from the group of Fristad and colleagues [22], an open, uncontrolled easibility study of family-focussed therapy ... See full document

... Mental Disorders criteria for current Major Depressive Episode and/or Dysthymia and self-reported insomnia symptoms, will be screened to participate in a single-centre double-blind randomised controlled ... See full document

... in randomized controlled trials lack external ...retrospective study [9]. Yet, up until now, there are no controlled studies available comparing psychoanalysis (PAT) and cognitive ... See full document

... Bi-TPAI trial is a national, multicenter, parallel group, open, non-inferiority, randomized controlled trial that will include 220 patients with HTG-AP, from 17 large tertiary hospitals in ... See full document

... While cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is acknowledged as the best available intervention, there are unanswered questions about its wider dissemination, socioeconomic benefits and its ... See full document

... Randomisation will occur after screening and baseline assessments. The allocation ratio for randomisation is 1:1, into either the intervention group or control group (TAU). Participants will be stratified by centre ... See full document