2022
DOI: 10.1007/s41811-022-00131-3
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Outcomes of Student Trainee-Delivered Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) on Internalizing Symptoms, CBT Skills, and Life Satisfaction

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“…These findings continue to underscore the promise of GSH-CBT to address the burden of untreated psychopathology. For example, it may be beneficial to target dissemination of self-help CBT material at individuals currently on waiting lists for more traditional psychological services (Peipert et al, 2022a , b ).…”
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“…These findings continue to underscore the promise of GSH-CBT to address the burden of untreated psychopathology. For example, it may be beneficial to target dissemination of self-help CBT material at individuals currently on waiting lists for more traditional psychological services (Peipert et al, 2022a , b ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many popular books and apps have little to no research supporting their efficacy (Wasil et al, 2020 ). Those that are empirically supported are usually not available to the general public or to most clinicians (Wasil et al, 2021b ) and clinicians do not frequently use GSH approaches (Peipert et al, 2022a , b ). Even those interventions that both have been studied and are freely available are often not very accessible (e.g., they are written at a very high reading level; Martinez et al, 2008 ).…”
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“…In addition, the nursing staff should explain a series of physiological changes in the body once childbirth begins, and describe the hazards of negative emotions, such as affecting the function of the body's air supply, resulting in the inability of immune mechanisms to fully exert their effects, and increasing the risk of postpartum hemorrhage. The nursing staff should also instruct pregnant women how to 2 Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine self-regulate their emotions, and at the same time mobilize the maternal social support system to give full play to its support role in the stress state of childbirth, so as to improve the safety of childbirth (2) Behavior training: a one-on-one approach was used, including attention shifting, music therapy, and progressive muscle relaxation. During training, the room should be quiet.…”
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“…Cognitive behavioral therapy is a combination of both cognition and behavior, during which the process of cognition determines the influence of behavior, and the change of behavior can also change cognition [ 2 ]. Based on the theory of human cognitive process, cognitive behavioral therapy changes bad cognition by changing thinking, belief, and behavior, thus solving a series of physiological and psychological problems of patients.…”
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