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Psychotherapy is provided to specific targeted groups, in a number of settings via a number of delivery methods, each with their own strengths and weakness.

Contents 1 Methods of delivery 2 Targetted populations 3 Settings 4 See also 5 References & Bibliography 6 Key texts 6.1 Books 6.2 Papers 7 Additional material 7.1 Books 7.2 Papers 8 External links

Methods of deliveryEdit

• Individual psychological treatment

• Conjoint therapy

• Cotherapy

• Group therapy

Targetted populationsEdit

• Adolescent psychotherapy

• Child psychotherapy

• Couples therapy

• Family therapy

• Geriatric psychotherapy

SettingsEdit

• Psychological treatment in primary care

• Psychological treatment in secondary care

• Psychological treatment in an inpatient hospital setting

• Psychological treatment in a day hospital setting

• Therapeutic community

• Psychological treatment over phone

• Psychological treatment over internet

• Psychological treatment and computers

• Introduction to telemedicine

• Clinical psychology in private practice

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See alsoEdit

References & BibliographyEdit

Key textsEdit

BooksEdit

PapersEdit

Additional materialEdit

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