https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/bms-265246.ht
Results indicated that better client-rated (r = 0.2 and other-rated (i.e., provider- or observer-rated; r = 0.25) alliance were associated with better treatment engagement. Treatment type and sample race/ethnicity, but not age, gender, or timing of alliance rating moderated the association between other-rated alliance and engagement. Further, better other-rated alliance was related to improvements in positive (r = -0.14) and negative (r = -0.22) symptoms. A strong therapeutic alliance is important for both engaging clients with SSD
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