Possible mechanisms of long-term effectiveness

A.R. Nicol, I. Kolvin, A. MacMillan, F. Wolstenholme

In: Needs and Prospects of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 1989; 171-178

Used with permission. Needs and Prospects of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry by Martin H. Schmidt & Helmut Remschmidt, pp.171-178 , ISBN 0-920887-55-4 and ISBN 3-456-81808-4 ©1989 by Hans Huber Publishers, www.hogrefe.com .
Cite as: 

A.R. Nicol, I. Kolvin, A. MacMillan, F. Wolstenholme, "Possible mechanisms of long-term effectiveness", pp. 171-178, in M.H. Schmidt and H. Remschmidt (eds.), "Needs and Prospects of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry", (Hogrefe and Huber, 1989).

Abstract: 

Levitt must take credit for drawing attention to the need for systematic evaluation of child therapies. His reviews in the 1950s and most recently in 1971 threw down a challenge to us to demonstrate that child psychotherapies were effective.

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