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Therapy without
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Updated March 2026

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"I think the client is doing better" — why that's not enough

For Specialists

Burnout in helping professions: why clinicians miss it in themselves

Adult attachment styles: how clinicians actually measure them, and why it isn't a social-media quiz

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DASS-21: three scales in one — depression, anxiety and stress as separate profiles

The DASS measures what PHQ-9 and GAD-7 cannot: three distinct states in a single administration. A client can score high on anxiety with normal depression — and this changes intervention priorities entirely.

For Specialists

Teacher burnout: what the data show and how it is measured

Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II): how to read results and track change over time

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How measurement-based care reduces therapist burnout

40% of mental health professionals experience emotional exhaustion, and 55% cite administrative burden as a burnout driver. A National Council report shows the solution isn't self-care — it's systems.

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Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D): clinical interview instead of self-report

HAM-D is the only widely used depression instrument where the clinician rates severity, not the client. Why this matters and how to combine it with BDI-II in practice.

InstrumentsFor Specialists

Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI): situational vs personal anxiety — what's the difference

One instrument — two types of anxiety. How to distinguish "anxious right now" from "always anxious" and why this changes therapy tactics.

InstrumentsFor Specialists

Depression scales for adolescents: which instruments work and how to read them

Adult BDI ≠ adolescent BDI. A review of validated instruments, thresholds, and why monitoring adolescents matters more than you think.

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Burnout assessment: Maslach vs Boyko — which to choose and how to interpret

Two approaches to measuring burnout: the international standard and the Russian tradition. Comparison, thresholds, and why therapists should monitor themselves.

InstrumentsFor Specialists

HADS — Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale: when two profiles are better than one

One questionnaire — two dimensions. When HADS outperforms separate scales, how to read the dual profile, and what repeated measurement reveals.