Imagery rescripting as an adjunct clinical intervention for obsessive compulsive disorder
Abstract
Novel adjunct psychological techniques are needed for the large number of patients with OCD who remain symptomatic despite the effective implementation of standard evidence-based treatments. The aim of this study was to examine the efficacy of imagery rescripting (ImRs), an established technique for the treatment of traumatic stress, as a treatment for OCD symptoms that were not responsive to standard exposure and response prevention (ERP)....
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Title
Imagery rescripting as an adjunct clinical intervention for obsessive compulsive disorder
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
66
Pages
102110 - 102110
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