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Julie Denoncourt,
M.Sc.

Julie Poissant,
Ph.D.

Alan Regenstreif,
D.I.A.

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Article(s) 3 September 2010

A proven effective strategy

Published on September 3, 2010 by Louise Fournier 0

Supported Self-Management (SSM) is gaining increasing recognition as an essential component in the treatment of people suffering from anxiety and depressive disorders. Most practice guidelines (NICE, CANMAT) recommend it. Finally, it is also part of the Chronic Care Model, which is progressively more popular for both physical illnesses and mental disorders.

chronic | cognitive therapy | depressive | mental disorders | self-care

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Article(s) 3 September 2010

A proven effective strategy