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Memory Reshaping for Depression: a randomised controlled feasibility trial of a novel blended digital therapy
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An evaluation of secondary care mental health treatment requirements
Read the official source — ISRCTN12201122Mentalization-based therapy for individuals with probable complex post-traumatic stress disorder
Read the official source — ISRCTN92005743Researchers compare trauma-focused mentalization-based therapy with usual care for people with probable complex PTSD. The therapy explores how people understand their own and others’ feelings; researchers assess symptoms, wellbeing and whether the approach offers value for its cost.
MyVoice: A children's social care randomised controlled trial testing a comprehensive mental health assessment for young people in care
Read the official source — ISRCTN18231994A nature-based intervention to improve mental health: efficacy of an angling intervention for military veterans and emergency service personnel with post-traumatic stress disorder
Read the official source — ISRCTN13593648Optimising the deLIvery of Mental health support to adolescents in care vIa lowinTensity LifE Story work: a realist evaluation with co-deSign and feasibility trial [LIMITLESS II]
Read the official source — ISRCTN18046151A randomised controlled trial evaluating the efficacy and mechanisms of online PeRinatal emOtional skillS groups compared to treatment as usual for women and birthing parents with borderline Personality disordER (PROSPER).
Read the official source — ISRCTN13746769A feasibility randomised controlled trial of psychodynamic interpersonal therapy plus treatment as usual versus treatment as usual alone for people with psychosis: a single-site, parallel-group design with a nested qualitative acceptability study
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The clinical and cost effectiveness of quetiapine for people with borderline personality disorder: A pragmatic, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomised trial
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Reinforcement learning mechanisms of pharmacological treatments for depression: a double-blind, four-arm, placebo-controlled multi-site trial in UK primary care. Trial 1.
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