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The third way: Single-case research, training, and practice in clinical psychology

Neville M. BlampiedUniversity of Canterbury
Pages 157-163 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Analise O'donovan & Murray Dyck. (2001) Effective training in clinical and counselling psychology: Not as simple as it sounds. Australian Psychologist 36:2, pages 92-98.
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Murray J. Dyck & Analise O'donovan. (2001) Training in clinical and counseling psychology. Australian Psychologist 36:2, pages 91-91.
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Timothy A. Carey. (2011) Exposure and reorganization: The what and how of effective psychotherapy. Clinical Psychology Review 31:2, pages 236-248.
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Courtney Clyne & Neville M. Blampied. (2012) Training in Emotion Regulation as a Treatment for Binge Eating: A Preliminary Study. Behaviour Change 21:4, pages 269-281.
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