Treating affect phobia : a manual for short-term dynamic psychotherapy / by McCullough, Leigh

The Effectiveness of Psychodynamic Affect Phobia Therapy on Emotion Regulation and Improvement of Symptoms in Patients with Panic Disorder by I Zare, M Mohammadi, G Naziri, SH Ezzatzadegan Jahromi

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Emotional expression and eating in overweight and obesity by Susan Fox, Sinéad Conneely, Jonathan Egan

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Individual psychotherapy for cluster-C personality disorders: protocol of a pragmatic RCT comparing short-term psychodynamic supportive psychotherapy, affect phobia therapy and schema therapy (I-FORCE) by Martine Daniëls, Henricus L. Van, Birre van den Heuvel, Jack J. M. Dekker, Jaap Peen, Judith Bosmans, Arnoud Arntz, Marcus J. H. Huibers

“…Objective In this study, we will compare the differential (cost)-effectiveness of three individual psychotherapies: short-term psychodynamic supportive psychotherapy (SPSP), affect phobia therapy (APT) and schema therapy (ST). …”
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Possibilities of using virtual reality as a means for therapy from fear of spiders by Musalek Miroslav, Vasek Lubomir

“…The subject of this article is to find out whether virtual reality can affect phobia of spiders. For this pre-research were performed 20 experiments on a small sample of subjects. …”
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Affect-focused psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression and anxiety through the Internet: a randomized controlled trial by Robert Johansson, Martin Björklund, Christoffer Hornborg, Stina Karlsson, Hugo Hesser, Brjánn Ljótsson, Andréas Rousseau, Ronald J. Frederick, Gerhard Andersson

“…Research has indicated an association between therapist-facilitated affective experience and outcome in psychodynamic therapy. Affect-phobia therapy (APT), as outlined by McCullough et al., is a psychodynamic treatment that emphasizes a strong focus on expression and experience of affect. …”
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The Effectiveness of an Intensive Inpatient Psychotherapy Program for Chronic Depression: A naturalistic comparison with wait list by Mikkel Eielsen, Pål Gunnar Ulvenes, Jan Ivar Røssberg, Andreas Høstmælingen, Christina S. Soma, Bruce E. Wampold

“…The primary research question was whether two intensive psychodynamic inpatient treatments, affect phobia therapy (APT) and VITA, were superior to an outpatient wait list condition, receiving treatment as usual (TAU), at completion of treatment. …”
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