Psychosocial intervention development for the prevention and treatment of depression: promoting innovation and increasing access
Authors:
- Ricardo F MuñozRMRicardo F Muñoz
- David H BarlowDBDavid H Barlow
- William R BeardsleeWBWilliam R Beardslee
- Carl C BellCBCarl C Bell
- Guillermo BernalGBGuillermo Bernal
- Gregory N ClarkeGCGregory N Clarke
- L.Patt FranciosiLFL.Patt Franciosi
- Alan E KazdinAKAlan E Kazdin
- Laura KohnLKLaura Kohn
- Marsha M LinehanMLMarsha M Linehan
- John C MarkowitzJMJohn C Markowitz
- 1 September 2002
- journal article
- guideline
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Psychiatry
- Vol. 52 (6) , 610-630
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