Publication bias Blog Posts

• Psychotherapy for adult depression: is it as good as it’s cracked up to be?

  13 Mar 2019

  • Ellie Gant

  
• Third wave CBT for psychosis: how reliable is current evidence?

  05 Jul 2018

  • Keith Laws

  
• Psychosocial interventions for negative symptoms in psychosis

  02 May 2017

  • Rachel Upthegrove

  
• Exploring the mental health charity sector evidence system

  11 Jul 2016

  • Caroline Fiennes

  
• Is the NICE guideline for bipolar disorder biased in favour of psychosocial interventions?

  05 Feb 2016

  • Guy Goodwin

  
• Faith based CBT for depression and anxiety: review highlights a lack of good quality evidence

  02 Sep 2015

  • Alan Underwood

  
• Psychotherapy for depression in older adults: promising results, but insufficient good quality research

  06 Aug 2014

  • Ioana Cristea

  
• RCT shows CBT is more effective than psychoanalytic psychotherapy for treating bulimia nervosa, but that’s only half the story

  16 May 2014

  • Patrick Kennedy-Williams

  
• Cochrane review says there’s insufficient evidence to tell whether fluoxetine is better or worse than other treatments for depression

  01 Oct 2013

  • Marcus Munafo