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SCL-90-R: a multi-dimensional symptom checklist and when it beats narrow scales
SCL-90-R (Derogatis 1977/1994) — 90 items, 9 subscales, 3 global indices. A multi-dimensional psychopathology screen in 15 minutes. When to pick SCL-90-R over narrow PHQ-9 / GAD-7 / BDI-II. The "9 subscale" factor structure does not replicate cleanly in modern studies — bi-factor model and GSI as the primary outcome (Urbán 2016, N=5,748). The Russian Tarabrina adaptation and the data gap.
9 min
May 15, 2026
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Evidence-based psychology in practice: APA's three components and MBC as the fourth
Evidence-based practice in psychology is not "I only use RCT-validated methods". The APA 2006 definition: integration of research evidence + clinical expertise + client values. Jensen-Doss 2018 (n=504): only 13.9% of US clinicians systematically use outcome monitoring. What each EBP component means in practice and why systematic MBC functions as a fourth practical component tying the other three together.
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May 15, 2026
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Teacher burnout: what the data show and how it is measured
Teacher burnout is one of the most prevalent occupational conditions in helping-adjacent populations. Ozamiz-Etxebarria et al. 2023: pooled prevalence 52% post-COVID (9 studies, 8 countries). MBI-Educators Survey (MBI-ES) is the only MBI variant with normative data for educational settings. How teacher burnout differs from physician and psychologist burnout.
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May 15, 2026
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Burnout assessment methods: MBI, CBI, OLBI, Boyko, BAT — how to choose for the task
A review of validated burnout assessment tools. MBI dominates ~88% of peer-review publications; CBI, OLBI, BAT, and Boyko cover specific niches. Simionato & Simpson 2018: 54.5% of psychotherapists report moderate-to-high burnout. When each instrument works best and why burnout is not a DSM-5 diagnosis.
9 min
May 15, 2026
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Eating disorder screening: EAT-26 for first-line screening, EDE-Q for in-depth assessment
EAT-26 (Garner 1982) — 26 items, validated eating disorder screen. EDE-Q (Fairburn & Beglin 1994) — in-depth DSM-5 assessment. Lifetime prevalence of any ED in women: 8.4% (Galmiche 2019). What an EAT-26 cut-off of ≥20 indicates, where screening ends and clinical diagnosis begins, and why BED is the most common ED.
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May 13, 2026
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Supervision for psychologists: choosing the format, supervisor, and contract
Types of supervision (individual, group, peer), what belongs in the contract, frequency, how to evaluate supervisor competence. MBC frame: supervision + client outcome data = more accurate feedback than "let me describe the case from memory". Evidence: Shimokawa, Lambert & Smart 2010 — feedback in supervision doubles the recovery chance for clients on a worsening trajectory.
9 min
May 13, 2026
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