What happened
A new version of the Schema Mode Inventory (SMI) is being developed to include all new modes of the schema therapy model. The validation study is conducted in 30 countries to create a culturally sensitive and multilingual tool. Researchers from Belgium, such as Freideriki Carmen Mamali, Eva Dierckx, and Els Pauwels, are involved.
Why it may matter
This could lead to a more comprehensive tool applicable across cultures, contributing to schema therapy advancement.
Context and limitations
The study targets a non-clinical population.
Discuss this report
How might a culturally sensitive SMI impact schema therapy practice?