Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one of Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy's top downloaded articles! #TopDownloadedArticle https://t.co/CC61bF76GU https://t.co/M0BtSXc9yP
Effectiveness of self-compassion-related interventions for reducing self-criticism: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
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Several discussions highlight the publication’s importance, such as mentions of recognition as a top article and pride in publishing, with phrases like 'excited to share' and 'proud to share' indicating enthusiastic engagement. The tone emphasizes significance and potential impact, reflecting a high level of interest and recognition of the research's influence on future interventions in self-compassion and self-criticism.
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The discussions demonstrate a strong interest, with multiple mentions of the article being recognized as a top downloaded piece and a published success.
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The publication appears to have a substantial impact in the field, with indications that it influences ongoing research and clinical practice, as evidenced by enthusiastic reactions and calls for extended studies.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyProud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bring on more RCTs with active controls to enhance the evidence base https://t.co/CC61bF76GU #CFT
RT @k_wakelin: Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one…
RT @k_wakelin: Proud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bri…
RT @k_wakelin: Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one…
RT @k_wakelin: Proud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bri…
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RT @k_wakelin: Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one…
RT @k_wakelin: Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one…
Excited to say that my meta analysis on self-compassion related interventions for self-criticism has been recognised as one of Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy's top downloaded articles! #TopDownloadedArticle https://t.co/CC61bF76GU https://t.co/M0BtSXc9yP
RT @k_wakelin: Proud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bri…
RT @k_wakelin: Proud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bri…
Proud to share my published meta analysis on the effectiveness of #compassion related interventions for self-criticism - bring on more RCTs with active controls to enhance the evidence base https://t.co/CC61bF76GU #CFT
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