Satisfaction with Treatment Questionnaire

Botella, César; Gallego, Miguel Juárez; Garcia-Palacios, A.; Baños, Rosa M.; Quero, Soledad; Alcañiz, María Pilar Salguero

doi:10.1037/t44205-000

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“…Of the other disorders, only the relationship problems subgroup (9.81%) was striking. These data are again similar to those of other university centers, in which anxiety, mood and adjustment disorders are typically predominant as the main diagnoses (Ávila-Espada, et al, 2009;Botella et al, 2009;Gutiérrez, 2009;Martorell & Carrasco., 2009;Saldaña et al, 2009).…”

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“…Although this percentage is not representative of the Spanish population (43.5% to 12.9%, depending on sex and age; INE, 2009), it is unclear whether or not it might be representative of the population that seeks out psychological treatment, especially psychological treatment in a clinic where patients pay, outside of the National Health System (Vallejo et al, 2008;Valero & Ruiz, 2003). Nevertheless, this patient profile is similar to the one reported by other university centers that provide psychological attention to the general and university communities, which report around 60% of external patients, with a high percentage of women and students (Ávila-Espada, et al, 2009;Botella et al, 2009;Gutiérrez, 2009;Martorell & Carrasco., 2009;Saldaña et al, 2009).…”

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confidence: 84%

“…Services with these characteristics ESTUPIÑÁ, LABRADOR, AND GARCÍA-VERA have developed in the last 25 years in Spain (Saúl, López, & Bermejo, 2009), though they vary widely in terms of performance, objectives and approach. Of these, 20 offer clinical psychological services both within and beyond the sphere of the university community, functioning as private clinics without profit goals, or as authorized health centers, and they have published data about their patients and requests for treatment (Ávila-Espada, Herrero, & Fernández, 2009;Botella et al, 2009;García-Vera & Sanz, 2009Gutiérrez, 2009Martorell & Carrasco., 2009;Saldaña, Bados, García-Grau, Balaguer, & Fusté, 2009). One such center is the UCM Clínica Universitaria de Psicología.…”

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A Study of Patients who go to a Psychology Clinic Seeking Treatment

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In order to characterize a typical clinical context, as opposed to an academic or research context, this article will analyze the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of patients who turn to a psychology clinic in need of professional help. This study was conducted using an initial sample of 1,305 patients at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) Clínica Universitaria de Psicología. Of the sociodemographic characteristics studied, it is noteworthy that the majority of patients were women (65%) and relatively young (the average age is 29.7 years-old). The disorders for which psychological help was most often needed were anxiety and mood disorders and relationship problems, which together made up 50% of cases. In 17.70% of cases, patients had at least one comorbid disorder in addition to the one that brought them to the clinic. The generalizability and implications of the results are discussed.

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“…This includes new applications of technology within psychology and healthcare which utilize augmented and virtual reality components in order to facilitate effective psychotherapy (Botella et al, 2009). Although there are many cybertherapy systems in the literature (Takacs, 2005), none of them address transpersonal psychotherapy or are based on quantum biofeedback technology.…”

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“…Cybertherapy is an internet based computermediated system used to facilitate psychotherapy (Botella et al, 2009). This includes new applications of technology within psychology and healthcare which utilize augmented and virtual reality components in order to facilitate effective psychotherapy (Botella et al, 2009).…”

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A Quantum Biofeedback and Neurotechnology Cybertherapy System for the Support of Transpersonal Psychotherapy

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2016

Neuroquantology

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Transpersonal psychology is the study of human nature and rests on the assumption that human beings possess potentials that exceed the limits of their ego and integrate the spiritual experience within a broader understanding of the human psyche and consciousness. Altered states of consciousness have been used to aid psychotherapy by transpersonalists for decades. A cyberpsychotherapy system is proposed to support transpersonal psychotherapy. The system can be used to induce a non-ordinary state of consciousness that can be used by transpersonal psychologists as a healing tool to treat patients with psychological problems such as psychosis. With the help of internet technology, these treatment sessions can occur over great distances. The cyberpsychotherapy system uses a quantum signal generator for the induction of altered states of consciousness, based on the so-called Koren Helmet of Persinger's (1983). The cyberpsychotherapy has integrated EEG which serves as a biofeedback device in order to assess if the patient has reached the desired level of consciousness. Additionally, this EEG measurement can be used to inform the adjustment of the signal generator frequency to improve the psychotherapy experience of the patient, if necessary. A sample of 10 patients was used to test the cybertherapy system based on neurotechnology and quantum biofeedback. Data was collected and analysed to confirm the system's efficacy. Although the results show that the patients were not able to reach the desired level of consciousness for the psychotherapy, there was statistically significant evidence that the proposed system can alter an individual's level of consciousness, which may help inform future designs intended to induce a state of consciousness most conducive to psychotherapy.

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The positive affect regulation in an online transdiagnostic protocol for emotional disorders

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Satisfaction with Treatment Questionnaire

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A Study of Patients who go to a Psychology Clinic Seeking Treatment

A Study of Patients who go to a Psychology Clinic Seeking Treatment

A Quantum Biofeedback and Neurotechnology Cybertherapy System for the Support of Transpersonal Psychotherapy

The positive affect regulation in an online transdiagnostic protocol for emotional disorders

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