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Results Proportionally more clients from the Non-CLIMATE group dropped out of treatment but this difference was not statistically significant. Most clients from the CLIMATE group who dropped-out did so just after the first session while clients from the Non-CLIMATE group who dropped out did so later on (1–5 sessions). There is also a trend toward briefer duration of treatment when CLIMATE is used (p = 0.079). Discussion This finding indicates that CLIMATE helps clients to clarify their expectations of treatment and decide whether they will stay or not in treatment earlier.

Collaborative interviewing in mathematical analogy technique (part III): adherence to CBT and duration of treatment