Evidence-Based Group Therapy

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Introduction to the Special Issue

• The Complexity of Becoming an Evidence-Based Group Clinician: Introducing an Evidence-Based Group Treatment Website
  Gary M. Burlingame, Bernhard M. Strauss, and Devan Clayton

Select Disorders From the Evidence-Based Group Treatment Website

• Evidence-Based Group Therapy for Mood Disorders: Treatment for Depression and Bipolar Disorders
  Devan A. Clayton and Gary M. Burlingame
• Evidence-Based Group Treatments for Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder, and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
  Jenny Rosendahl, Maria Bechinie, Romina Gawlytta, Dominique Frenzl, and Bernhard Strauss
• Evidence-Based Group Therapy for Eating Disorders
  Emily O’Connor, Camille Garceau, Sarah Polhill, and Giorgio A. Tasca
• Evidence-Based Group Therapy for Severe Mental Illness (SMI): Treatment for Schizophrenia and Borderline Personality Disorder
  Aileen M. Rands, Douglas Benson, Amanda L. Rapacz, and Thad Lloyd
• Implementing Group Therapy for Adults With Substance Use Disorders: What Research-Based Evidence?
  Gianluca Lo Coco, Maria Teresa Graffeo, and Gaia Albano
• Group Therapy for Pain: The Current Literature and Clinician Resources
  Cameron Alldredge, Vanessa Mu˜ niz, and Tate Henderson
• Group Therapy for Youth Behavioral Concerns: A Meta-Analysis
  Rachel A. Arnold, Gary M. Burlingame, and Jenny Rosendahl

Commentaries

• This Is Not Just a Commentary on Evidence-Based Group Therapy Research: It Is Important to the Future of Psychotherapy Practice*
  Cheri L. Marmarosh
• The Evidence-Based Group Therapy Website: A Commentary on Opportunities, Challenges, and Next Steps
  Molyn Leszcz

* Each issue of Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice will honor one paper per issue as an “Editor’s Choice” article. The choice is based on the article’s potential impact on the discipline, and this information will be sent to the APA membership in its monthly newsletter.