The use of imagery to improve mental health

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• What: The aim of this study was to review the research on the effect of imagery on mental health. Reviews focusing on types of imagery that can be implemented to people used and second, most of the research on this topic focuses on intervention (i.e. positive appraisal (CBM), a therapistdelivered cognitive behavioural therapy session (CB-Education), and mentalizing imagery therapy (MIT)). This study compared the efficacy of computerise d bias modification positive appraisal (CBM) versus a therapistdelivered cognitive behavioural therapy session (CBEducation) that both aimed to target and alter negative appraisals of a negative intrusive autobiograph . . .
  

   

  

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