THE 15-MINUTE HOUR: BRIEF THERAPY IN A MILITARY SETTING

The usefulness of very brief psychiatric appointments in treating many different kinds of patients is reported. It is suggested that the 15-minute interview is entirely sufficient for many patients who are relatively poor candidates for exploratory psychotherapy. Moreover, it is also an acceptable t...

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