4. Greater satisfaction with treatment as rated by the parent, target child, and therapists NIMH has specifically called for acceleration of research to maximize the ability of current treatments to reduce symptoms, improve adherence and functioning while improving quality of and lowering the cost of care. The mHealth application and methods proposed herein serve as systematic, theory-driven approaches to significantly advance understanding of how best to support the HW process—a common element of many EBTs across various disorders and populations—ultimately resulting in greater effectiveness of EBTs, maintenance and generalization of behavioral skills learned during EBTs.