Research

Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)

In my clinical work, I incorporate evidence-based practice (EBP) to ensure that every assessment and therapy decision is grounded in both science and individual needs. EBP involves integrating three key components:

• Clinical expertise: The knowledge, judgment, and critical reasoning developed through professional training and experience.

• Evidence: The best available research from scientific literature (external evidence), combined with data and observations collected for each individual client (internal evidence).

• Client and caregiver perspectives: The personal and cultural values, priorities, and goals that shape each client’s unique context.

When these three elements work together—often referred to as the Evidence-Based Practice Triangle—they guide informed, individualized care. This approach allows me to provide high-quality, ethical services that reflect both current research and what truly matters to each client and family.

Please feel free to explore the topics below, which include links to external research and resources from the scientific literature.