A Low-Intensity Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT Lite) Program Delivered by Community Mental Health Providers
Publication: Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
12 May 2017
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The availability of publicly funded psychological therapy for people with mental health challenges is limited in Canada and elsewhere despite evidence supporting its clinical and social benefits. We report on a pilot program of such therapy, presenting its salient features, lessons learned, and future prospects.
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Pour les personnes ayant un problème de santé mentale, la possibilité de suivre une psychothérapie financée par des fonds publics est limitée au Canada et ailleurs, malgré que plusieurs études aient démontré les succès cliniques et les avantages sociaux de ces traitements. Les auteurs de cet article décrivent un projet pilote d’accès à ces thérapies, et présentent ses caractéristiques les plus importantes, les leçons que l’on peut en tirer et des pistes de travail pour l’avenir.
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Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
Volume 36 • Number 1 • May 2017
Pages: 111 - 114
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Version of record online: 12 May 2017
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Farooq Naeem, Jennifer Pikard, Muhammad Ayub, and Tariq Munshi. 2017. A Low-Intensity Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT Lite) Program Delivered by Community Mental Health Providers. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
36(1): 111-114. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2017-008
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