Examining the Role of Repetitive Negative Thinking in Relations Between Positive and Negative Aspects of Self-compassion and Symptom Improvement During Intensive Treatment

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RT @Fi_Contextual: In a sample of 582 receiving CBT or DBT tx over 1–2 wks, ⬆ in ➕ aspects of #selfcompassion & ⬇in ➖ aspects related to im…

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In a sample of 582 receiving CBT or DBT tx over 1–2 wks, ⬆ in ➕ aspects of #selfcompassion & ⬇in ➖ aspects related to improvements in depression & anxiety. Role of repetitive negative thoughts examined & discussed #365daysofcompassion https://t

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