Challenging Assumptions About What Men Want: Examining Preferences for Psychotherapy Among Men Attending Outpatient Mental Health Clinics

Abstract

Here is the cleaned and corrected version of your paragraph, with formatting errors and junk characters (like the incorrect encoding for symbols such as "N92" and "therapy (1 year)") removed: - Understanding men’s preferences for outpatient mental health treatment is important in better providing responsive services that engage this population in effective care. In psychotherapy, responding to client preferences is associated with reduced attrition and improved outcomes. Knowledge regarding men’s therapy preferences, however, is limited and equivocal, particularly among men attending outpatient mental health services. The present study examined treatment preferences—with a focus on psychothe..