1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf03393958
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The Complementary Use of Behavior Therapy and Psychotherapy: Some Comments

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“…Many practitioners are utilizing procedures that combine behavior therapy with other therapeutic approaches (Birk, 1970;Hersen, 1970;Marmor, 1971). Lazarus (1971) made a strong case for the need of combining therapeutic approaches in his book aptly named Behavior Therapy and Beyond.…”
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“…Many practitioners are utilizing procedures that combine behavior therapy with other therapeutic approaches (Birk, 1970;Hersen, 1970;Marmor, 1971). Lazarus (1971) made a strong case for the need of combining therapeutic approaches in his book aptly named Behavior Therapy and Beyond.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Consequently many therapists recognise the validity of a wide range of different treatment approaches. Hersen (1970) has commented on clinical evidence supporting the complementary use of behavioural and traditional psychotherapy*and notes that a number of therapists acknowledge similarities between behavioural techniques and traditional psychotherapy. Miller, Barrett and Hampe (1974) point out that all treatments can be reduced to four basic elements: (i) establishment of a relationship, (ii) clarification of the stimulus, (iii) desensitization of the stimulus, (iv) and confrontation of the stimulus.…”
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