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An Introduction to Coping with Distressing Voices | 
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Hayward, Mark, Cassie Hazell, David Kingdon, and Clara Strauss |  | | Constable Robinson / Softcover / 2018-09-01 / 1472140346 | | | Cognitive Therapy Approaches in Self Help / Schizophrenia | | price: $15.99 | | | 96 pages | | |
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It is estimated that between 5 and 28 per cent of the general population hears voices that other people do not. It can be very distressing for those with this condition and for their loved ones. More and more, psychiatrists and psychologists are working with people who hear voices to help them explore the meaning of the voices and self-manage these symptoms.Using clinically-proven cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques, this self-help guide will to help you to understand and cope with the voices.
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