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William Brennan1, Melissa Field2, Catherine Schon3

  • 1Consultant, New York, NY, United States.

Frontiers in psychology
|September 19, 2025
PubMed
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这项研究详细介绍了EMBARK培训计划的心理治疗会话监控器. 它强调了代开发,经验教训和人工智能集成,以加强临床试验支持.

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心理治疗的EMBARK模型基于证据的培训方法.迷幻药物是一种精神医学.迷幻疗法是一种心理治疗.迷幻疗法 迷幻疗法培训计划开发培训计划的发展.

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