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The future of interpersonal psychotherapy.

J C Markowitz

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This article briefly reviews the past and present and speculates on the future of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), a time-limited, empirically supported treatment for depression and other psychiatric syndromes. IPT and other psychotherapies face a role transition in adjusting to an economically and otherwise turbulent future. The author speculates on the outcome in clinical, research, and other domains.

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Key concepts: Interpersonal psychotherapy, Psychotherapist, Psychology, Interpersonal communication, Depression (economics), Outcome (game theory), Face (sociological concept), Interpersonal relationship