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|Sep 02, 2025

A Randomized Cross-Over Trial Comparing Life Stress Interview Versus Basic Assessment of Psychiatric Symptoms for Patients With Persistent Physical Symptoms.

Daniel Maroti, Malin Ljungdahl, Helena Petersen

|Mar 24, 2025

To feel is to heal-introduction to Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy.

Daniel Maroti, Stephan Frisch, Mark A Lumley

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