Changes in the metabolic activity of key brain region in patients who were successfully treated for depression with psychodynamic psychotherapy have been identified in a study from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). The study suggests a mechanism of action behind one of the most historically important and widely practiced forms of therapy. They also found evidence that pretreatment metabolism in a different brain structure might predict which patients are likely ...
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