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This is a fantastic resource for new and experienced clinicians. The authors lay out the foundations of CBT and special considerations for working with older adults.
This is a fantastic resource for new and experienced clinicians. The authors lay out the foundations of CBT and special considerations for working with older adults.
Seeing older age as a time of loss and helplessness too often prevents therapists from providing treatments that can be of enormous benefit to older people. Ken Laidlaw, Larry Thompson, Leah Dick-Siskin and Dolores Gallagher-Thompson draw upon their collective wealth of clinical experience to provid
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