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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.
Methods of delivery
Targetted populations
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- Psychological treatment in primary care
- Psychological treatment in secondary care
- Psychological treatment in an inpatient hospital setting
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- Psychological treatment over phone
- Psychological treatment over internet
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