Bridger & Caleb discuss Michael R. Jackson's 2017 article and whether EBT should be standardized. Standardized? Quantitative vs.

On this week's episode of the Evidence Based Therapist - where we read so you don't have to

Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: History The phrase “evidence-based” wasn’t used until the 1980s “Evidence-based medicine is the conscientious, explicit, and

The Evidence-Based Therapy, where we read so you don't have to (but we hope you do)! https://media.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/ins.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/EBT23.mp3Podcast: Play

On this episode of EBT, Bridger and Caleb complete their discussion on Ecker's misconceptions within memory reconsolidation. https://media.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/ins.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/EBT22.mp3Podcast:

On this episode of The Evidence Based Therapist, Bridger and Caleb continue to discuss the understood and misunderstood

Bridger and Caleb discuss Ecker's 2015 article on the misunderstanding around memory reconsolidation. https://media.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/ins.blubrry.com/evidence_based_therapist/EBT20_copy.mp3Podcast: Play in new window

Memory reconsolidation is foundational to every therapy instigating deep change. On this week's episode, the hosts begin a

Bridger and Caleb discuss their intent for the second season of The Evidence Based Therapist. The first half