Vocal heroes: the views of two people who experienced a cognitive behavioural approach for their difficulties. Their narratives are accompanied by a commentary from the therapist.
The experiences of people involved in cognitive behaviour therapy often go unheard. This paper reports the experiences of two people, using their words. Their accounts are accompanied by a contribution from the therapist. The importance of regular, effective clinical supervision is highlighted.
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Psychological Therapies Service, East Sussex County Health Care NHS Trust, Eversfield Centre, West Hill Road, St Leonards On Sea, UK. nigelpshort@hotmail.com
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