“…This model posits that dysfunctional interpretations of anomalous experiences contribute, against a background of pre-existing biopsychosocial vulnerability, to the emergence and maintenance of psychotic symptoms 37, 38 . Results from trials of CBT in the ARMS and early schizophrenia suggest that the therapy is moderately effective in reducing transitions to psychosis 39,40,41 , reducing relapse rates 42 , speeding recovery 43 , reducing subclinical and clinical positive symptom severity 39,40,44 and improving perceived quality of life 45 . However, durability of CBT in absence of continued treatment is unclear with reports of both durable effects in the ARMS 39 and lack thereof in FEP 42,44,45 .…”