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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy used to treat Depression

January 13, 2009 by Jeremy Leave a reply

In a recent paper published in the Lancet, Rahman and colleagues report on the success of using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques delivered by community health workers to treat maternal depression and …

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy used to treat Depression

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