Re:Therapist Interfering Beliefs

In "Clinical Applications of Cognitive Therapy" (Freeman, Pretzer, Fleming & Simon, Guilford, 1990) I believe we have a brief discussion of therapist's dysfunctional beliefs but it is based on our experience in supervision, not on empirical research.

It seems as though therapists' beliefs would affect the outcome of therapy in many ways but, at the moment, I can't remember much research on this topic.

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