There are shrinks, and then there are SUPER-shrinks (with Daryl Chow)
Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg
Less than 1% impact from therapy model used?
Research suggests that therapy models account for less than 1% of the outcome, while the therapist accounts for the lion's share of differences in therapy outcomes. The theoretical orientation or school of thought (referred to as 'models') that a therapist comes from, like cognitive behavioral or emotion-focused, only contributes a minimal proportion to the outcome. Instead, the therapist's individual characteristics and approach play a significantly larger role in influencing the success of therapy.
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