A person-centered, transdiagnostic schema and mode profile approach to predict outcome in time-limited schema group therapy.

M F van Vreeswijk, P Spinhoven, A M E E Zedlitz, M A P Vugts, E H M Eurelings-Bontekoe

July 2025

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Abstract Synopsis

  • This study uses a person-centered, transdiagnostic approach to examine how different schema and mode profiles can predict symptom improvement in short-term schema group therapy for patients with personality disorders and long-lasting mental health issues.
  • The research found that while treatment formats didn't differ significantly in outcomes, specific schema and mode profiles, especially those including vulnerability themes, were linked to greater symptom reduction and explained more variance in post-treatment symptoms.
  • Overall, patients with more severe personality problems showed more notable improvements, and understanding these profiles can help therapists customize interventions more effectively based on Young's theoretical schema mode model.]