Abstract
In a retrospective pilot study, 88 outpatients were videotaped during therapy and encouraged to watch the tape at home. Seventy-three (83%) reported video homework was helpful to the therapeutic process. Success of therapy according to video-group self-ratings was higher than that of a control group, (p < 0.0001) Patients reported increased objectivity, insight, and self-esteem. There were no serious adverse consequences.

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