“…MOTR is not a distinct treatment form, but a set of therapeutic principles, which determine how to best build a therapeutic relationship and conduct therapeutic interventions, and can be added to any (pharmacological or psychosocial) treatment form . While MOTR has been a demonstrated utility in the treatment of affective disorders (Caspar, Grossmann, Unmuessig, & Schramm, 2005;Kramer, Berger, & Caspar, 2009;Kramer, Rosciano, et al, 2011), post-traumatic stress disorder (Kramer, 2009), and personality disorders (Caspar & Ecker, 2008;Kramer, Berger, et al, 2011;Kramer, Caspar, & Drapeau, 2013;Kramer, Fluckiger, et al, 2014;Kramer et al, 2015), it has not been examined in the treatment of psychosis so far.…”