Do depression treatments reduce suicidal ideation? The effects of CBT, IPT, pharmacotherapy, and placebo on suicidality
Abstract
Many well-researched treatments for depression exist. However, there is not yet enough evidence on whether these therapies, designed for the treatment of depression, are also effective for reducing suicidal ideation. This research provides valuable information for researchers, clinicians, and suicide prevention policy makers.Analysis was conducted on the Treatment for Depression Research Collaborative (TDCRP) sample, which included CBT, IPT,...
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Title
Do depression treatments reduce suicidal ideation? The effects of CBT, IPT, pharmacotherapy, and placebo on suicidality
Published Date
Oct 1, 2014
Volume
167
Pages
98 - 103
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