Cognitive therapy / by Dobson, Keith S., author

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Cognitive therapy. by Fairburn, C, Wilson, G, Agras, W

Cognitive Therapy by Kuyken, W, Beck, A

Cognitive therapy : an introduction / by 294608 Sanders, Diana, Wills, Frank

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Cognitive therapy of depression / by Beck, Aaron T.

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COGNITIVE THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION by Williams, J

Cognitive therapy : basics and beyond / by 314686 Beck, Judith S.

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Emotion-focused cognitive therapy / by 374417 Power, Mick

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Cognitive therapy in a nutshell / by 213046 Neenan, Michael, Dryden, Windy

Subjects: “…Cognitive therapy…”

Cognitive therapy in a nutshell / by 213046 Neenan, Michael

Subjects: “…Cognitive therapy…”

Cognitive therapy of personality disorders by Keshava Rao Devulapally

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Belief Modification in Cognitive Therapy by François Tonneau

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Cognitive therapy for panic attacks by Salkovskis, P, Clark, D

“…Although cognitive therapy for panic attacks is a relatively recent development, it has attracted considerable interest; partly because of early reports of good long-term outcome. …”

Cognitive therapy and anxiety disorders by Williams, J

Cognitive therapy in panic disorder. by Marks, I, Basoglu, M, Noshirvani, H

Cognitive therapy for chronic and persistent depression / by 411484 Moore, Richard G., Garland, Anne

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Cognitive therapy over time [videorecording] / by 195608 Dobson, Keith S. author

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COGNITIVE THERAPY DECREASE THE LEVEL OF DEPRESSION by Ah. Yusuf, Hanik Endang Nihayati, Zaenal Abidin

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Cognitive therapy in the treatment of anxiety disorders by Clark, D

“…Preliminary data suggest that cognitive therapy may also be effective in hypochondriasis.…”

Intensive group cognitive therapy and individual cognitive therapy for social phobia: sustained improvement at 5-year follow-up. by Mörtberg, E, Clark, D, Bejerot, S

“…At 5 years post-treatment we contacted the 67 patients who had been treated with intensive group cognitive therapy (IGCT) or individual cognitive therapy (ICT) in a randomized controlled trial (Mörtberg, Clark, Sundin, and Åberg Wistedt, 2007) that originally compared IGCT, ICT, and treatment as usual (n=100 for the full trial). …”