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Clarity comments on Open Thread August 31 - September 6 - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: Clarity 02 September 2015 11:13:09AM *  0 points [-]

CBT is becoming less effective and (by the article author' insinuation) is creating disability

For SSC fans, here's an article that's probably about the same thing, but I can't bring myself to read the inane story at the start.

According the the first article's author, the declining efficacy effect is seen in psychiatry in particularly, but also in medicine more generally. Interesting.

How does one deliver Interpersonal psychotherapy? It's just as effective as CBT without the psychobabble. I can't find information on what is actually done, however.

Comment author: ChristianKl 02 September 2015 12:33:17PM *  3 points [-]

How does one deliver Interpersonal psychotherapy? It's just as effective as CBT without the psychobabble. I can't find information on what is actually done, however.

If you can't find information on what's done why do you think there less psychobabble than in CBT?