Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Hoarding Disorder: A Meta-Analysis

Tolin, David F.; Frost, Randy O.; Steketee, Gail; Muroff, Jordana

doi:10.1002/da.22327

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“…The IBT showed overall positive changes and a clinically significant diminution of hoarding symptoms in the range previously reported for CBT [27]. The effect of IBT remained stable at 6-month follow-up for 100% of cases who had shown clinically significant post-treatment hoarding improvement; there was no difference between post-treatment and 6-month followup hoarding scores.…”

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“…In geriatric patients, however, CBT did not demonstrate any significant effect [25]. Jónsson A meta-analysis of 10 trials of CBT in HD, performed by Tolin et al [27] showed reliable and clinically significant change in HD patients of 40.12% for functional impairment and 25.44% for clutter. Williams [28] reported effect sizes, limits and challenges of different option in HD treatment [28].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Open Trial of Inference-Based Therapy in the Treatment of Compulsive Hoarding

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2016

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Background and aims: Non-pharmaceutic approaches to the treatment of hoarding disorder (HD) use interventions based of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Inference-based therapy (IBT) focuses on the doubts which form the basis of preoccupation in HD and deals with ego syntonic values in hoarding by exposing how the hoarding-self sabotages the authentic self. The objective was to establish if the IBT would lead to the clinically significant decrease of hoarding symptoms.

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Open Trial of Inference-Based Therapy in the Treatment of Compulsive Hoarding

Bodryzlova¹

2016

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“…Build the mental muscle of your mind. Anita et al [5] study that the rested mind that the entire beneficial cycle starts. In Psychoanalytical language meditation helps in conquering the neurotic tendencies and makes the mind peaceful and happy.…”

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Stress Management for Mantra Techniques

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2017

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In this review article the author argues that complete presentation of various Indian cultural methods can reduce the stress and related mental and physical illnesses like Stress anxiety, depression etc. Life is neither possible to overcome safely. Indian cultural methods are increasing in Physical and mental health and reducing stress is an important stimulus of human growth and creativity as well an inevitable part of life.

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“…However, when the CBT model has been tested in more varied clinical samples (such as in a geriatric hoarding), evidence indicates attenuated outcomes (Ayers et al, 2011), without necessary population specific alterations (Ayers et al, 2014). A recent meta-analysis of HD with the CBT treatment model (Tolin, Frost, Steketee & Muroff, 2015) found large effect sizes for symptom severity reductions, rates of clinically significant change were lower (24-43%).…”

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confidence: 99%