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Adaptation and validation of the Health Anxiety Inventory (short version) for medical settings
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- 11 February 2025, e8
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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression after traumatic brain injury: responders’ characteristics
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- 11 February 2025, e7
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Evaluating the effectiveness of tfCBT and EMDR interventions for PTSD in an NHS Talking Therapies service
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- 11 February 2025, e6
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Naturalistic outcomes from a service evaluation of individual acceptance and commitment informed therapy for people with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus in Croydon, South London
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- 31 January 2025, e5
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ELders AT Ease (ELATE): a description of adapting cognitive behaviour therapy for treating mental health issues in nursing homes
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- 24 January 2025, e4
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Improving outcomes via treatment augmentations to behavioural activation for depression in routine practice: a cohort comparison study
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- 14 January 2025, e3
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Cognitive therapy for moral injury in post-traumatic stress disorder: integrating religious beliefs and practices
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- 09 January 2025, e2
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CBT-E following discontinued FBT for adolescents with eating disorders: time for a more individual approach?
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- 03 January 2025, e1
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