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Psychotherapy Casebook

When Brief Therapy Worked and Medication Did Not

F. Andrew Kozel, MD; and Dean Schuyler, MD

Published: October 1, 2000

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Not long ago, long-term psychotherapy was recognized as the gold standard, and brief psychotherapy was the second-rate patch. Responding to a consumer mandate, a trend toward evidence-based medicine, and the regulatory impact of managed care, the positions are now reversed. There are, today, multiple models of brief therapy, and long-term therapy is difficult to find and is often seen as less desirable.


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