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A randomized clinical trial demonstrates that a self-guided internet intervention significantly reduces seizure frequency and improves anxiety in adults with functional seizures, offering a scalable treatment alternative to standard care.
This study evaluates the sustainment of brief behavioral insomnia treatments in VA primary care mental health clinics after implementation support ended, showing increased therapy delivery and reduced sleep medication prescriptions.
The PACER trial demonstrates that peer-supported internet-based CBT significantly reduces anxiety in ED patients with low-risk chest pain, with pronounced benefits in severe anxiety cases, supporting telehealth CBT as an effective anxiety t
A large RCT found that adding behavioral therapies to patient-centered opioid tapering did not improve taper success at 12 months, though CBT may reduce adverse effects; complementary digital support programs show feasibility but require fu
In a 60-patient randomized trial, a digital therapeutic app delivering tinnitus education and CBT elements produced large, durable reductions in tinnitus-related distress over 16 weeks, with no serious safety concerns.
A recent randomized trial found PT modestly improved function over CBT in cLBP, but no second-stage treatment differences emerged for nonresponders. The study informs adaptive treatment strategies.
A randomized clinical trial demonstrates that group-based grief-focused CBT is as effective as individual therapy in reducing symptoms of prolonged grief disorder and comorbid conditions in older adults, providing a scalable solution for be
A randomized clinical trial demonstrates that telehealth-delivered music therapy is noninferior to cognitive behavioral therapy for reducing anxiety in cancer survivors, providing durable, clinically meaningful improvements and a viable alt
This study identifies reduced neural efficiency during threat processing as a biomarker in pediatric anxiety disorders, linked to diagnosis and poorer CBT outcomes, offering potential for patient stratification and novel intervention target
Smartphone-delivered cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) via a digital therapeutic app significantly reduces recurrent suicide attempts and sustains reduction in suicidal ideation among adults with prior suicide attempts.
A multisite RCT of a 12‑module smartphone CBT intervention for psychiatric inpatients did not change time to first suicide attempt overall, but sustained reductions in suicidal ideation and reduced recurrent attempts among patients with pri
ROC plus behavioral weight loss outperformed CBT in reducing binge eating among veterans, with transient advantages in weight loss. Long-term weight outcomes require further research.
