Jan Schürmann-Vengels

Private Universität Witten/Herdecke gGmbH

Germany

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Stefan J. Troche

University of Bern

SWITZERLAND

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Christoph Flückiger

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University of Kassel

GERMANY

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Ulrike Willutzki

Universität Witten/Herdecke

GERMANY

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Jan Schürmann-Vengels

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Articles (11)

Measurement Invariance and Mental Health Disparities in Distress and Well-Being Scales Between LGBTQ+ and General Population Samples in German-Speaking Countries

The association between positive affect and depressive symptoms in individuals with diagnosed or probable major depressive disorder: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Towards a 21st century definition of mental health – Emerging trends in bringing practice and research together

Dual-continual examination and differential prediction of well-being and distress in LGBTQIA+ populations.

Are psychotherapists’ first clinical impressions fundamentally biased? An experimental approach.

The Impact of Mental Imagery Instructions on Patients' and Therapists' Positive Affect and Strength‐Based Behaviours Within Psychotherapy Sessions: A Randomized Controlled Process Study

Multidimensional assessment of strengths and their association with mental health in psychotherapy patients at the beginning of treatment

Association of patients’ pre-therapy strengths and alliance in outpatient psychotherapy: A multilevel growth curve analysis

Funktionale Anteile der menschlichen Angst

A mental imagery micro-intervention to increase positive affect in outpatient CBT sessions (PACIfIC): Study protocol of a randomized controlled implementation trial

Patients' self‐perceived strengths increase during treatment and predict outcome in outpatient cognitive behavioral therapy

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Stefan J. Troche

Christoph Flückiger

Ulrike Willutzki

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