Client predictors of the therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis

Browne, Julia; Bass, Emily; Mueser, Kim T.; Meyer-Kalos, Piper; Gottlieb, Jennifer D.; Estroff, Sue E.; Penn, David L.

doi:10.1016/j.schres.2018.07.035

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“…Therapeutic alliance rating procedure. Research assistants received initial training and adequate reliability was established before rating study audiotapes (intraclass correlation [ICC] Ն .7; Krupnick et al, 1996; see Browne, Bass, et al, 2018 for details on rater training). The 144 sessions (comprised of Session 3, 4, or 5 for each client) were then split among four trained research assistants such that each session was rated by one rater (Rater 1 ϭ 27 sessions, Rater 2 ϭ 38 sessions, Rater 3 ϭ 40 sessions, and Rater 4 ϭ 39 sessions).…”

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“…The present study used a portion of publicly available data (Study Title: Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode [RAISE]: RAISE Early Treatment Program; Data available through NIMH Data Archive). One related article was recently published on this topic (Browne et al, 2019). However, this present article examined unique research questions that were not addressed in MS 1.…”

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“…Gender, highest educational degree, and years in the mental health field were obtained via therapist résumés (see Table 2). Therapists received initial training in delivering IRT and continued to receive fidelity monitoring and consultation throughout the study (Browne, Edwards, et al, 2018;Meyer, Gottlieb, Penn, Mueser, & Gingerich, 2015;Mueser et al, 2018).…”

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The therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis: Relationship with treatment outcomes and therapy participation.

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Meyer-Kalos³

et al. 2019

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Julia Browne: The Therapeutic Alliance in Individual Resiliency Training for First Episode Psychosis: Relationship with Treatment Outcomes and Therapy Participation (Under the direction of David L. Penn) The therapeutic alliance, or the relationship between the client and provider, has long been considered an essential part of treatment. Despite a large body of work examining the alliance-outcome relationship, very few studies have examined it within individuals with first episode psychosis (FEP). Given the dearth of research examining alliance and outcome in FEP in tandem with the sizeable rise in specialized FEP programs throughout the United States, the potential benefits of this work are substantial. As such, the present study examined the therapeutic alliance and its relationship to treatment outcomes and therapy participation in a sample of 144 FEP clients who received specialized FEP treatment at U.S. clinics. Furthermore, the present study extended prior literature by utilizing an observer-rated alliance measure and by examining between-therapist and within-therapist effects of alliance on outcomes. Resultsindicated that a better therapeutic alliance was related to improved mental health recovery, psychological well-being, quality of life, total symptoms, negative symptoms, and disorganized symptoms at the end of 24 months controlling for the baseline measure of outcome and treatment-related covariates. Additionally, the between-therapist effect of the alliance was significantly related to better mental health recovery whereas the within-therapist effect of the iv alliance was related to better quality of life, total symptoms, and negative symptoms at the end of treatment controlling for the baseline measure of outcome and treatment-related covariates.

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The therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis: Relationship with treatment outcomes and therapy participation.

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“…Social network : To measured social network, data was collected by using the modified ego-centric approach which was also used by several other studies (Browne et al. , 2019; Cui and Kumar, 2013).…”

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“…Social network: To measured social network, data was collected by using the modified egocentric approach which was also used by several other studies (Browne et al, 2019;Cui and Kumar, 2013). Each team member was asked a series of questions, in which he/she had to list up to 20 names of people in the organization or out of the organization in the same type of industry.…”

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Transactive memory system and green innovation: a cross-level mediation of social network

Yao

Cen²,

Hao³

2022

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PurposeThe aim of this study was to investigate the impact of the transactive memory system (TMS) on green innovation and examine the mediation role of the social network at all hierarchical levels.Design/methodology/approachThree hypotheses were examined by performing regression analyses on survey data from manufacturing firms in China. Especially, the nested sets of data from 389 individual observations nested in 53 work teams, including individual level and collective level have been investigated.FindingsThe study results show that the TMS has a positive effect on green innovation. Furthermore, the results indicate that at the team level, structure holes' mediation in this relationship is stronger than degree centrality; at the individual level, weak ties mediation in the relationship of specialization and green innovation is stronger than strong ties, conversely, strong ties mediation in the relationship of credibility and green innovation is stronger than weak ties.Originality/valueThis study expands previous research by highlighting the significance of multilevel social network elements in the context of the TMS and sustainable development and enriches the present research on green innovation.

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Evidence-Based Psychosocial Treatment for Individuals with Early Psychosis

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Mueser

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Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America

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Client predictors of the therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis

Cited by 6 publications

References 54 publications

The therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis: Relationship with treatment outcomes and therapy participation.

The therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis: Relationship with treatment outcomes and therapy participation.

Transactive memory system and green innovation: a cross-level mediation of social network

Evidence-Based Psychosocial Treatment for Individuals with Early Psychosis

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