Effective behavioral programs designed to counter the deterioration in glycemic control that typically accompanies adolescence (1) could contribute substantially to improving diabetes management in this population, with the potential of impacting long-term management trajectories and health outcomes (2, 3).
This paper presents a cognitive-behavioral program designed to improve medication adherence.
This study was designed to assess the feasibility and acceptability of the Step Up program, a MRF cognitive-behavioral program designed to improve participants' mental and physical well-being by reducing depressive symptoms, promoting smoking cessation, and increasing physical activity.
Transportation Security Administration officers who are in a behavioral detection program designed to spot terrorists at airports have been ordered to undergo special training after officers in Boston were accused of racially profiling passengers.
Thirty-four adolescents with epilepsy participated in a group cognitive behavioral therapy program designed to enhance their level of psychosocial functioning.
In this paper we evaluate a behavioral intervention-based exercise program designed to serve community children and teens at risk for adult obesity.
The present study evaluates efficacy of a new Internet-administered cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) protocol, The OCD Program, designed to treat obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) remotely.
The Math Interactive Learning Experience (MILE), a program designed to address academic and behavioral problems found in children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders FASDD), was found to be effective in a randomized clinical trials with results that persisted at a 6-month follow-up.
As a part of the course, they engaged in an extensive case-based hypermedia program designed to enhance their ability to solve student emotional and behavioral problems.
To address this, we examined whether DTC moderates the impact of two therapies: (1) a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) designed to reduce DTC and anxiety symptoms; (2) a progressive muscle relaxation training (PMRT) program designed to reduce anxiety symptoms only.
