“…In the same way as cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, behavioral therapy, and their many variants are considered as a collective, STPP and its variants share common core features that distinguish it from other treatments such as CBT and its variants (Blagys & Hilsenroth, 2000). For instance, Leichsenring and Schauenburg (2014) were seen to show promise in this review (Lemma & Fonagy, 2013;Johansson et al, 2012), should be further examined with their potential benefits of reaching patients who are less inclined to seek help in general mental health care and of reducing costs by requiring less therapist time.…”