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June 15, 2009

Website for empirically supported treatment services in Denver area

We are pleased to announce a new website for a clinic in Denver that offers empirically supported treatments (ESTs).  Dr. Jill Holm-Denoma, Ph.D, who will be contributing the July 2009 Psychotherapy Brown Bag Featured Article, offers evidence-based services to a wide range of clients.

Whether you are a therapist, a graduate student, an individual interested in psychology in general, or an individual seeking help for struggles with mental illness, we encourage you to browse this site as an example of a location offering therapy that works.

Additionally, this clinic will be added to our EST Clinics page later today.  If you know of any similar sites for clinics or individual therapists offering EST services, please contact us and we will gladly add them to our list.  The goal is to provide a national - or even international - network of EST clinics on this site in order to assist readers in finding the help they need.


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