Persistent mild depression, which afflicts up to 35 million Americans, can be readily and permanently cured. Thase and Lang show how chronic mild depression can be relieved by learning strategies that help readers to recognize negative and distorted thinking patterns that lead to a downward spiral of pessimism.
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Persistent mild depression, which afflicts up to 35 million Americans, can be readily and permanently cured. Thase and Lang show how chronic mild depression can be relieved by learning strategies that help readers to recognize negative and distorted thinking patterns that lead to a downward spiral of pessimism.
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