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by ytwySXpMbS
2096 days ago
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I think the quality of the human connection is important. The Dodo Bird Verdict[1] states that the relationship and connection between a therapist and client is the true healing factor. Indeed, a strong causal factor on client outcomes is the attitude of the therapist; whether they are warm, caring and genuine. The therapist-client relationship accounted for 7% of the variability in outcome, whereas adherence to a specific treatment accounted for 1%. On an individual basis, the specific treatment matters, but statistically the human connection matters more. Your standard “what did you do on the weekend” friendship won’t cut it. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodo_bird_verdict |
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