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Overcoming distressing voices

By:

Hayward, M I

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Publication details: London Robinson 2012ISBN:

1780330847
9781780330846

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Summary: Voice hearing or auditory hallucinations are more common than people think and can be very distressing. This book describes the varied causes of voice-hearing. It provides a structured step-by-step self-help cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) approach with case studies, exercises and effective coping strategies.

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Voice hearing or auditory hallucinations are more common than people think and can be very distressing. This book describes the varied causes of voice-hearing. It provides a structured step-by-step self-help cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) approach with case studies, exercises and effective coping strategies.

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