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Can IAPT be expanded to meet the needs of people with an acquired brain injury?

Published:2011-12 Issue:228 Volume:1 Page:25-28
ISSN:1747-5732
Container-title:Clinical Psychology Forum
language:en
Short-container-title:bpscpf

Author:

Brunsden Cara

Abstract

This paper highlights the need for IAPT to expand its service and work with people with an acquired brain injury who suffer with anxiety and depression. Recommendations for reducing barriers and promoting equal access for all are considered

Publisher

British Psychological Society

Subject

Clinical Psychology

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