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Have depressive disorder.. taking meds for thr last two years.. anything new that i should try?
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Psychotherapy: specifically CBT( cognitive behavioral therapy ) with a board certified clinical psychologist, works exceptionally well when combined with medical therapy.
Answered 10/23/2017
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