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Implementation Outcomes and Effectiveness of a Personalized Single Session Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Depression and Anxiety
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Single-session interventions (SSIs) have become increasingly popular psychotherapeutic interventions in recent years due to their potential in providing a therapeutic and problem-focused experience in one encounter. However, less focus has been given to dissemination and implementation outcomes for
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