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A randomized-controlled trial to compare the efficacy of cognitive-behaviour therapy (CBT) and hypnotherapy (HT) for smoking cessation

A Batra, S Eck, B Riegel, S Friedrich, M Schröter, C Schweizer, C Zeep, M Kowalski, S Tönnies · Suchttherapie · 2013 · Heft 09

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Suchttherapie
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A Batra, S Eck, B Riegel, S Friedrich, M Schröter, C Schweizer, C Zeep, M Kowalski, S Tönnies
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Heft 09 / 2013
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Erschienen: 2013-09-02 00:00:00
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1439-9903

Zusammenfassung

Einleitung: Intensive cognitive-behaviour interventions (CBT) combined with pharmacotherapy for smoking cessation are well established and have been proved to be efficacious. Nevertheless, they yield only long-term abstinence rates of less than 35%. Considering the high interest of smokers in alternative medicine, the availability of a broad range of treatment methods, of which smokers choose an intervention according to their preferences, might contribute to improve treatment outcome. While hypnotherapy (HT) is an already widely promoted alternative method for aiding cessation, considerable methodological short…

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Treatment Outcome Suchttherapie