2020
DOI: 10.1002/jclp.23048
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Psychosocial outcomes of a pilot study of work‐tailored cognitive behavioral therapy intervention for adults with serious mental illness

Abstract: Objective Many people with serious mental illness (SMI) continue to struggle with work functioning despite the receipt of supported employment (SE) services. In response, adjunctive interventions to SE have begun to be developed. One such approach, the cognitive behavioral therapy for work success (CBTw) intervention, targets cognitive and behavioral barriers to competitive work success in adults with SMI. Using a pre‐post design, this pilot study examined the psychosocial outcomes of the CBTw program in 52 ad… Show more

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“…One intervention, cognitive behavioral therapy tailored for competitive work (CBTw), incorporates content designed to bolster job-related self-confidence, sense of self surrounding employment, and instill hope that work success is possible [ 30 ]. Previous findings indicate that it can promote recovery attitudes, increase work-related self-efficacy, and reduce symptoms [ 31 ]. In concert with CBTw, vocational rehabilitation approaches assist individuals with SMI to achieve their personal work goals in a manner and setting of their choosing [ 32 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One intervention, cognitive behavioral therapy tailored for competitive work (CBTw), incorporates content designed to bolster job-related self-confidence, sense of self surrounding employment, and instill hope that work success is possible [ 30 ]. Previous findings indicate that it can promote recovery attitudes, increase work-related self-efficacy, and reduce symptoms [ 31 ]. In concert with CBTw, vocational rehabilitation approaches assist individuals with SMI to achieve their personal work goals in a manner and setting of their choosing [ 32 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%