Alternative Therapy For Depression

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New treatment increases brain activity to battle severe depression
Today, a year after receiving treatment, Phyllis Myers calls the changes in her life "unbelievable."
Therapy via Internet yields good results
Treatment via the Internet enables many more patients to get help with their depression, new research suggests. A psychologist has studied the effects of Internet-based CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) both on ongoing depression and for preventing relap
Therapy via Internet yields good results
Treatment via the Internet enables many more patients to get help with their depression. This has been established by the psychologist Fredrik Holländare, who has studied the effects of Internet-based CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) both on ongoing de