The psychological management of depression
A. Stravynski, David A. Greenberg
Abstract
A. Stravynski, David A. Greenberg
Abstract
This article reviews the effects of psychological treatments specifically developed for depression. Promising and durable results have been reported for cognitive and interpersonal psychotherapies but also for behavioral psychotherapy, which has generated less research interest so far. The therapeutic effects seem to be equivalent and at least comparable to pharmacotherapy in mild to moderate depression.
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This article reviews the effects of psychological treatments specifically developed for depression. Promising and durable results have been reported for cognitive and interpersonal psychotherapies but also for behavioral psychotherapy, which has generated less research interest so far. The therapeutic effects seem to be equivalent and at least comparable to pharmacotherapy in mild to moderate depression.
Key concepts: Depression (economics), Pharmacotherapy, Psychotherapist, Interpersonal communication, Interpersonal psychotherapy, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Cognition