A tale of two outcomes: Remission and exacerbation in the use of trauma‐focused imaginal exposure for trauma‐related voice‐hearing. Key learnings to guide future practice

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Paper 5: However the trauma-focused therapy produced varying responses, with some ppl doing well (incl #hearingvoices ceasing) and others finding the therapy too hard. @rachelmbrand considered these differences and implications for practice in a 5th pap…

RT @rachelmbrand: Pleased to share our new paper exploring the use of trauma-focused imaginal exposure for trauma-related voices. https://t…

RT @neilthomas3182: In the current issue of the APS journal Clinical Psychologist, @rachelmbrand discusses our clinical experiences of usin…

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