Between‐session homework and processes of change.

This article explores the use of between-session homework (BSH) in psychotherapy and its effectiveness in promoting positive outcomes for clients. The authors present six case studies that demonstrate how BSH can be applied in different treatment modalities and for various disorders. They emphasize the importance of tailoring BSH to each individual client's needs and strengths, and stress the need for collaboration between therapists and clients in selecting and reviewing BSH. The article advocates for the integration of BSH into clients' daily lives to promote symptom improvement and personal growth. [Extracted from the article]