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    The evidence-based practice movement overlooks common factors in therapeutic alliances. Reinvesting in practitioner relationship-building skills can improve care for serious mental illnesses and addictions.

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    • The authors draw upon literature concerning therapeutic common factors, evidence-based practice, and recovery-oriented models.
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    Main Results:

    • The evidence-based practice movement has underemphasized the significant role of common factors, such as the therapeutic alliance.
    • Cultivating trusting and empathic practitioner-patient relationships is crucial for effective treatment.
    • Skills for building therapeutic relationships are foundational for recovery-oriented care and peer support.

    Conclusions:

    • A shift in focus towards common factors and relationship-building is needed within evidence-based practice.
    • Training programs should re-emphasize the development of core relational skills for all behavioral health practitioners.
    • Investing in these foundational skills can enhance the quality of community-based care for individuals with serious mental illnesses and addictions.