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January 08, 2010

Video of Aaron Beck, Bob Leahy, and Steve Hollon discussing cognitive therapy

by Michael D. Anestis, M.S.

Click here to watch a video of Aaron Beck, Bob Leahy, and Steve Hollon discussing cognitive therapy at this year's ABCT conference in New York.  Approximately one hour and nine minutes into the video, I ask a question about the impact of common factors in psychotherapy, although you can not actually hear me asking the question (the guy in front of me started to ask a question before Dr.Hollon clarified that he was calling on me).

Enjoy the video!

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