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MHRIJ Short Communication Jun 3, 2022
Child and Adolescent Mental Health: Implications of COVID-19
Klostermann K*, Papagni E and Henninger MW

The COVID-19 pandemic led to many lifestyle changes resulting from stay-at-home orders and social distancing precautions and measures. Children are particularly sensitive to socia…

MHRIJ Review Article Aug 31, 2021
Behavioral Couples Therapy for Substance Use Disorders: A Model for Implementation
Klostermann K*

The important role of family in the development and maintenance of substance use disorders is now widely acknowledged by researchers and clinicians alike. Behavioral Couples Thera…

Behavioral Couples Therapy Evidence Based Treatment Disorders
MHRIJ Editorial Sep 20, 2019
Reconsidering Psychotherapy Training Programs: Recommendations for Producing More Skilled
Klostermann K*, Mignone T and Papagni E

The results of nearly four decades of psychotherapy outcome research do not support the emphasis on models and techniques in psychotherapy training programs.

Psychotherapy Client Motivation Improving Tolerance
PPRIJ Review Article Apr 5, 2018
Understanding the Power of Hope and Meaning: Lessons Learned from Religion and Mysticism
Klostermann K*, Mignone T, Peressotti M, Jerard A, Mahadeo M and Papagni E

Studies have shown that people are more willing to seek out a mystic healer or rely on religion and spirituality for healing than engage in psychotherapy. Accordingly, it is import…

Mysticism Religion Psychotherapy
PPRIJ Case Report Mar 20, 2018
Psychology and Mental Health Practice: A Crisis of Leadership
Mignone T, Steffan S, Weeks W, Klostermann K* and Peressotti M

Strong organizational leadership is widely recognized as an essential feature of successful organizations. While formal leadership training and educational programs have been embed…

Leadership Promotion Accountability
MHRIJ Mini Review Oct 16, 2019
Paying Attention to What Works in Therapy: The Case for Feedback Informed Treatment
Keith Klostermann

It is critical that therapists identify when therapy is not working and collaborate with clients on how treatment should be modified, according to their preferences. One method fo…

Therapy Clients Feedback Informed Treatment