Does psychotherapy work for all disorders in the DSM? Which has the best success rate?

I need 100 to 125 words and I need two references 1 being Plant and another being a peer reviewed article Please Question 5 Chapter 6== What are the stages of therapy discussed in the textbook. Explain each step and why it is important Read the chapter to answer the question in the Plante (2011) book

Question 6 Chapter 6++ since this field can be really difficult to be in due to the issues patients present with, self care is really important for the professional….what are some ideas for self care? Question 7 Chapter 6++ The diathesis-stress perspective is a casual perspective for illness or problems. It suggests that a biological or other type of vulnerability in combination with psychosocial or environmental stress creates the necessary conditions for illness to occur (Bremner, 2002; Eisenert 1968; Meehl, 1962;Segal & Ingram, 1994; Taylor & Stanton, 2007; Zubin & Spring, 1977). Diathesis means that someone is susceptible to developing a particular problem due to some inherent vulnerability. When a certain stessors emerge or the conditions are right, the problem then becomes manifest.For instance, a financial strain of a single mother with two children living in a poor neighborhood along a diagnosis of breast cancer, what the chances of the mother receiving good quality health care for her breast cancer, probably slim and not a good prognosis rate. She may be experiencing diathese-stress of living in a poor neighborhood thus enabling her stress of of breast cancer and her survival rate very slim. I need your thoughts on this topic?

Question 8 Chapter 9__ Does psychotherapy work for all disorders in the DSM? Which has the best success rate? Question 9 Chapter 9__ According to Plante (2011), clinical psychologists’ treatment models rely upon psychotherapy to treat disorders, however, non-psychotherapies models are also used quite often. The non-psychotherapy models can include modes of treatment such as biological interventions that use psychotropic medications, electroconvulsive therapy, and social interventions that are found in community education programs and structured living communities such as halfway housing, as well as other prevention type programs. That being said, however, non-psychotherapy treatments can also be used together with or without psychotherapy. What this means is that a person may be treated with medications, but may opt out of psychotherapy. A therapists may use biofeedback or social interventions, but not use psychotherapy to treat an array of issues including anxieties, phobias, headaches, and even irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS. Lastly, an individual may enroll in a halfway house for treatment, with or without family, individual, or group therapy. I need your thoughts on this topic?