CBT Researhers

Question 1

CBT is an effective form of treatment - Kuipers

Answer 1

2 groups
1- CBT and standard care
2- standard care
9 months later
1- 50% improvement 1 worsened
2- 31% improvement 3 worsened 1 suiside

Question 2

There is contradictory evidence for CBT- Jauhar
Morrison

Answer 2

Small therapeutic effect
CBT reduced symptoms in a similar group compared to jauhar

Question 3

CBT has a short term effectiveness- Tarrier

Answer 3

CBT hs a similar reassessment rate than standard care after 18 months. However CBT= less distress

Question 4

Is CBT being offered to everyone?(social implications)- Royal collage of psychiatrists (RCOP)

Answer 4

Bowen NHS trusts between 67%-14%. Average of 50% weren’t offered CBT, contradicting NICE guidelines

Question 5

CBT is cost effective (social implications)- Kuipers

Answer 5

May initially cost moe but it reduces the need for emergency psychiatric services in the future. More money on CBT saves resources in the long run

Question 6

Potentially a negative experience for clients (ethical implication) Kuipers

Answer 6

Generally satisfaction. CBT helps o mange problems more in depth

Question 7

Some psychologists might may limit access to CBT

Answer 7

Kingdom+ Kristen- 49% referred to CBT. May avoid bus client cannot engage or is managing ell with meds o adding extra isn’t needed