We review theory and empirical study of distress tolerance, an emerging risk factor
candidate for various forms of psychopathology. Despite the long-standing interest in and …

The construct of experiential avoidance has become more frequently used by clinical
researchers. Experiential avoidance involves the unwillingness to remain in contact with …

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Most psychological disorders and problem behaviors are characterized by very high rates of
postremittance relapse. Thus, advances in the long-term efficacy of psychological …

BACKGROUND: Psychological distress tolerance, the ability to persist in goal directed
activity when experiencing psychological distress, is associated with poor substance use …

Distress tolerance (DT) is associated with psychological health and has been shown to be
predicted by mindfulness. Resilience, another protective capacity in the face of stress, is …

Objective: There is growing evidence highlighting the existence of inequities in mental
health treatments that occur on the basis of client race and ethnicity for some therapists. In …

Distress intolerance may be an important individual difference variable in understanding
maladaptive co** responses across diagnostic categories. However, the measurement of …

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has a rich history of alleviating the suffering associated
with mental disorders. Recently, there have been exciting new developments, including …

A large body of research has examined the development of internalizing and externalizing
symptoms in childhood and early adolescence. Notably, there is significant concomitant …