Comparaison de thérapies européennes pour adolescents présentant une addiction au cannabis

The comparison of the TAU highlights the difficulties to see differences between models of psychotherapies. Are the psychotherapies really different or is it just a matter of the therapists, experience and good will? The debate is open and articles have shown arguments for both hypotheses. The analysis of our TAU indeed shows a common base, but as therapists started to formalize what they usually do, differences appear. The Incant study, in which TAU was compared to a formalized family therapy, clearly indicates differences between therapies, but only with heavy cases. Perhaps the more cases became complicated, the more there's a need for formalization and of course this will lead to differences between models.