Talking Therapies: A brief review of recent literature on the evidence of the use of cognitive behaviour therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy and motivational interviewing; on cultural issues in therapies and on the therapeutic alliance
Author: Te PouPublication date: 1 May 2008
A brief review of recent literature on the evidence of the use of cognitive behaviour therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy and motivational interviewing; on cultural issues in therapies and on the therapeutic alliance.
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