Which matching variables are likely to improve treatment outcomes?

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Matching religious clients with religious or spiritually-oriented therapy has been shown to improve treatment outcomes. It provides a cultural and ideological fit that can improve engagement and retention in therapy. Matched clients have reported greater satisfaction and better progress in treatment. Matching clients based on resistance or directive therapy may not be effective as it may exacerbate their resistance and may not address their underlying issues. Additionally, matching clients with secular-only therapy may not be helpful for those who value their faith as an important part of their lives.

Which Matching Variables Are Likely to Improve Treatment Outcomes