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Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy (DIT): Providing a focus for time-limited psychodynamic work in the National Health Service

Tamara Gelman Tower Hamlets Primary Care Psychology and Counselling Team, Commercial Road, London, E1 OLR, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Anne McKay Tower Hamlets Primary Care Psychology and Counselling Team, Commercial Road, London, E1 OLR, UK
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Lucy Marks Psychological Services, Tower Hamlets Community Health Services, London, UK
Pages 347-361 | Published online: 24 Nov 2010

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Cory K. Chen, Christine P. Ingenito, Michelle M. Kehn, Nicole Nehrig & Karen S. Abraham. (2019) Implementing brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy (DIT) in a VA Medical Center. Journal of Mental Health 28:6, pages 613-620.
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Angela Douglas, Nicky Ablett-Tate & Nicola Chadd. (2016) Dynamic interpersonal therapy in an NHS tertiary level specialist psychotherapy service. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 30:3, pages 223-239.
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Daniel Wright & Deborah Abrahams. (2015) An investigation into the effectiveness of Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy (DIT) as a treatment for depression and anxiety in IAPT. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 29:2, pages 160-170.
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Geralyn Collins. (2012) Brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy – is it fitting in primary care?. Psychodynamic Practice 18:1, pages 105-116.
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Richard House. (2012) General practice counselling amidst the ‘audit culture’: History, dynamics and subversion of/in the hypermodern National Health Service. Psychodynamic Practice 18:1, pages 51-70.
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