Factors associated with treatment retention and symptom trajectories for veterans in dialectical behavior therapy

These results begin the work of identifying factors associated with treatment retention and outcomes in this high-risk population-with the aim of informing research focused on understanding who is the most likely to benefit from DBT, as well as identifying potential factors to inform DBT program processes.

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Psychotherapy Research
Published
2025-10-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/10503307.2025.2556843
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Healthcare and Venom Research
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Factors associated with treatment retention and symptom trajectories for veterans in dialectical behavior therapy

Elizabeth Jean Duraney, Chelsea D. Cawood, Alison Schreiber
Psychotherapy Research
Healthcare and Venom Research
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Factors associated with treatment retention and symptom trajectories for veterans in dialectical behavior therapy

Elizabeth Jean Duraney, Chelsea D. Cawood, Alison Schreiber
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Abstract

These results begin the work of identifying factors associated with treatment retention and outcomes in this high-risk population-with the aim of informing research focused on understanding who is the most likely to benefit from DBT, as well as identifying potential factors to inform DBT program processes.

Psychotherapy Research
University of Kentucky (US), University of Michigan (US), VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System (US), The Ohio State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Healthcare and Venom Research
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