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The congnitive behaviour therapist
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Continuing resourceAnalytics: Show analyticsPublisher: Cambridge ISSN: 1754-470X.Subject(s): PsychologySummary: the Cognitive Behaviour Therapist is interdisciplinary and peer-reviewed, publishing high-quality materials aimed primarily at cognitive behavioural practitioners in the helping and teaching professions. It features papers covering clinical and professional issues, including practice-focused articles detailing clinical interventions, research reports concerning the practice of cognitive behaviour therapy, case reports, audits relevant to practice, and reviews of clinical scales.
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the Cognitive Behaviour Therapist is interdisciplinary and peer-reviewed, publishing high-quality materials aimed primarily at cognitive behavioural practitioners in the helping and teaching professions. It features papers covering clinical and professional issues, including practice-focused articles detailing clinical interventions, research reports concerning the practice of cognitive behaviour therapy, case reports, audits relevant to practice, and reviews of clinical scales.
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