One session treatment (OST) is equivalent to multi‐session cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in children with specific phobias (ASPECT): results from a national non‐inferiority randomized controlled trial

Barry Wright(University of York), David Marshall(University of York), Karina Lovell(University of Manchester), Han‐I Wang(University College London), Cindy Cooper(Department of Health and Social Care), Kiera Solaiman(University of Sheffield), Emily Hayward(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Chris Turtle(University of Sheffield), M. Dawn Teare(University of Sheffield), Jon Wilson(Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust), Dean McMillan(University of York), Thompson E. Davis(Louisiana State University), Simon Gilbody(University of York), Catarina Teige(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Hannah Edwards(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Lina Gega(University of York), Katie Biggs(University of Sheffield), Lucy Tindall(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Sarah Parkinson(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Alexander J. Scott(Keele University), Amy Barr(University of Sheffield), Penny Bee(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Rebecca Hargate(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), Jennifer Lomas(University of Sheffield), Ellen Lee(Ford Motor Company (United States)), Tim Chater(University of Liverpool), Shezhad Ali(University of York), Steve Parrott(University of York)
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
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