Cognitive Behaviour Theraphy in Psychiatry: A Practical Guide

Oxford University Press UK (1989)
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Cognitive behaviour therapy is the leading psychological treatment for many psychiatric conditions, including anxiety, depression, obsessional disorders, and sexual dysfunction. This innovative book is a practical guide to using the therapy, covering each disorder individually. Particular attention is paid to overcoming problems encountered during treatment.

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