The application of cognitive behaviour therapy to individuals with co-morbid depression and alcohol-related brain damage

Clinical Psychology Forum

Volumn , Issue 206, 2010, Pages 13-18

  Morrison, Fraser ^a,c   Pestell, Simon ^b  

^a NHS LANARKSHIRE   (United Kingdom)

^b NHS LOTHIAN   (United Kingdom)

^c Addictions Psychology Service   (United Kingdom)

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