Contextual Cognitive-behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain |
Contents
Psychological Approaches to Chronic Pain | 11 |
Contextual CognitiveBehavioral Theory 33 | 33 |
A Contextual CognitiveBehavioral Model of Chronic Pain | 51 |
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