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The 2018 CAPT/ACTP Annual Meeting showcased advancements in clinical psychology and therapy. These abstracts highlight key research findings and clinical innovations presented at the conference.

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Area of Science:

Clinical Psychology
Psychotherapy Research

Background:

The Canadian Association of Psychological Treatments (CAPT) and the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy (AABT) held their joint annual meeting in 2018.
This meeting served as a platform for researchers and clinicians to share their latest work.

Purpose of the Study:

To disseminate research findings and clinical advancements presented at the 2018 CAPT/ACTP Annual Meeting.
To provide a comprehensive overview of the state of clinical psychology and psychotherapy.

Main Methods:

The content consists of abstracts from various presentations at the conference.
Abstracts cover a range of topics within clinical psychology and psychotherapy.

Main Results:

Key research findings and clinical innovations were presented.
The abstracts cover diverse areas such as assessment, treatment efficacy, and theoretical developments.

Conclusions:

The 2018 CAPT/ACTP Annual Meeting successfully highlighted significant contributions to the field.
These abstracts represent a valuable resource for professionals and researchers in clinical psychology and psychotherapy.