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The Confidence Paradox: Why Therapists May Not Know How Effective They Really Are

Research indicates that therapists often overestimate their effectiveness, with many believing most clients improve, despite evidence showing typical deterioration rates of 5-10%. The more self-confident a therapist, the more blind to their clients' deterioration they may be. This post sums up published research into therapists' blind spots.

Matt research Leave a comment August 14, 2025August 14, 2025 4 Minutes
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