When therapists use case studies, they often run into big challenges because they don’t have enough people to study. This small group can make it hard to see if their results apply to a larger audience. This can lead to doubts about the conclusions they reach and how well their treatments really work.

Main Challenges:

• Limited Diversity: A small group might not represent the wider community.
• Potential Bias: Smaller samples can focus too much on certain types of people or conditions.
• Statistical Limitations: Not having enough data makes it hard to trust the results, which can seem less reliable.

Possible Solutions:

• Triangulation: Use case studies along with other research methods to make findings stronger.
• Increased Sample Size: Work together with other therapists to gather more data from different cases.
• Replication: Do the same studies again with different clients to confirm the results over time.