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Reddit mentions of The Great Psychotherapy Debate: Models, Methods, and Findings (Counseling and Psychotherapy: Investigating Practice from Sc)
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Three references for you:
Smith, Mary Lee; Glass, Gene V; & Miller, Thomas I. (1980). The Benefits of Psychotherapy. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press.
The Great Psychotherapy Debate
Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change
I would disagree with this. The therapeutic alliance literature (for example, Wampold, 2000) suggests that the effective component in therapy may be the ability of the clinician to form a therapeutic alliance, rather than any treatment modality.
That said, a lot of traditional psychoanalysis involves meeting every day, so there's a question of efficiency.
The problem of course is the that empirically support treatment literature people and the therapeutic alliance people largely ended up pretending the other didn't exist.
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