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Changes in neural activation and in functional connectivity during affective memory recall after six months of psychotherapy: An fMRI study of individuals with depression.
While psychotherapy is established as an overall effective treatment of depression, a significant proportion of patients do not achieve adequate response. Understanding the neurobiological mechanisms underlying psychotherapeutic change may inform intervention optimization. This study examined change
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