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Brief CBT and Suicide Risk: Ruling Out Nonspecific Effects of Individual Therapy.
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Brief CBT and Suicide Risk: Ruling Out Nonspecific Effects of Individual Therapy.
Stankiewicz BW, Smith EG, Herz L. Brief CBT and Suicide Risk: Ruling Out Nonspecific Effects of Individual Therapy. Am J Psychiatry. 2015 Oct; 172(10):1022.
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Suicide, Attempted
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Eric G Smith MD, MPH