This method is based on the formative method for adapting psychotherapy (FMAP), a "bottom-up" approach that involves collaborating with service users as a first step to generate and support ideas for therapy adaptation. 1 This approach consists of five phases that target developing, testing, and reformulating of therapy modifications.
Here, inventing new technologies is central to the success of clean tech projects, although this often involves collaborating with western partners.
For more senior academics, interdisciplinarity usually involves collaborating on a project with colleagues from different backgrounds.
The Sky Arts Ignition Series involves collaborating with six arts organisations over the next three years in the creation of new works.
Research involves collaborating with universities across Europe, so being inside the EU and part of the Erasmus student programme helps the process of sharing knowledge and PhD students.
One product he is testing in India involves collaborating with banking agents to sell "savings cards" in shops, so that saving becomes an active purchase and can compete with other impulse buys.
That means navigation providers have to chart a way of doing business that involves collaborating with companies that are potential rivals and relying on outside firms to collect payment.
It also involves collaborating with other countries, achieving consensus when possible about the root causes of emerging crises, and taking decisive action that is broadly viewed as legal and legitimate.
Lanza's project involves collaborating with an endocrinologist and a radiologist, and he says, "It has been very seamless working with both, with a lot of collegiality between the departments".
This article describes a community-based developmental approach to adapt CST to different cultures, following the five phases of the formative method for adapting psychotherapy (FMAP), an approach that involves collaborating with service users as a first step to generate and support ideas for therapy adaptation.
