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Mental Illness, Hemisoheric Dysfunction, Psychotherapy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 April 2020

M. Trimarchi ,
L.L. Papeschi ,
P. Guasco ,
M. Nicolini ,
P. Russo ,
C. Persegani  and
E. Lugaresi
M. Trimarchi
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
L.L. Papeschi
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
P. Guasco
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
M. Nicolini
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
P. Russo
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
C. Persegani
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy
E. Lugaresi
Affiliation:
Brain Health Centre, Via Antonio Bertoloni, no. 29, Rome, Italy

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European Psychiatry , Volume 12 , Issue S2 , 1997 , pp. 179s
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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 1997
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