Main outcomes of 29 psychotherapy university outpatient clinics in Germany (N=6624). After therapy, 55% recovered and 8% deteriorated when looking at Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) scores. Recovery was less frequent in Borderline PD (39%) and more frequent (68%) in specific phobias. - ThreadSky

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tkaiser.science • 23 days ago

Main outcomes of 29 psychotherapy university outpatient clinics in Germany (N=6624). After therapy, 55% recovered and 8% deteriorated when looking at Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) scores. Recovery was less frequent in Borderline PD (39%) and more frequent (68%) in specific phobias.

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jzpsych.bsky.social•23 days ago

"Large pre-post treatment effects" 🫢

tkaiser.science•23 days ago

🙈

tkaiser.science•23 days ago

In this sample, the pre-post change of the BSI was d=0.96. "Change during therapy" is "not change due to therapy" - when using a naturalistic waiting list to estimate controlled effects, these were half the size in our study. We estimated that CBT induced recovery for 41% of patients.

michelnivard.bsky.social•23 days ago

I did this roughy, so might have coding errors but it apears the variance in ES is just variance in pre severity, not diagnosis perse...

michelnivard.bsky.social•23 days ago

Also, conditioning on being in the clinical range... yeah well thats certainly an issue...

tkaiser.science•23 days ago

Oh sure. Diagnosis per se is rarely a good predictor. As for conditioning on being in the clinical range, that's pretty much standard for RCSI calculation. Can't change to non-clinical if you start out as non-clinical…

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