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Adjuvant Psychotherapy for Relapse Prevention in Early Adulthood (< 35 yr.) of Bipolar Disorder
This efficacy study compares an adjuvant specific psychotherapy and an active control intervention for Bipolar Disorder under mood stabilizer to prevent relapse an maintain remission. Patients should be in their early (18-30 yr.) phase of illness without having suffered of to many affective episodes (below 6), already. In addition, psychological, social, and neurobiological mediators and moderators well be identified.
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