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Depression: a public feeling

by Cvetkovich, Ann.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Language: English Publisher: United Staes of America -- Duke University Press -- 2012Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 616.8527 CVE/O] (1).
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A clinical introduction to psychosis: foundations for clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists

by Badcock, Johanna C | Paulik, Georgie.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Language: English Publisher: United Kingdom -- Academic Press -- 2019Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 616.89 BAD/C] (1).
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Depression in Japan: psychiatric cures for a society in distress

by Kitanaka, Junko.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Language: English Publisher: New Jersey Princeton University Press 2012Online access: Publisher's URL Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 616.8527 KIT/D] (1).
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Qualitative health psychology: theories and methods

by Murray, Michael (Editor) | Chamberlain, Kerry (Editor).

Material type: Text Text Language: English Publisher: London SAGE Publications 1999Online access: Publisher's URL Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 616.0019 MUR/Q] (1).
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The queer mental health workbook: a creative self-help guide using CBT, CFT and DBT

by Dunlop, Brendan J.

Material type: Text Text Language: English Publisher: London Jessica Kingsley Pub. c2022Online access: Publisher's URL Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 616.89 DUN/Q] (1).

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