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Effects of Process- and Embodiment-Focused Psychology (PEP) Treatment for Depression, comorbid Anxiety and Generalized Self-Efficacy: A Quasi-Experimental Pilot Study

2026-06-12

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<p>BackgroundDepressive and anxiety disorders are highly prevalent and frequently co-occur, highlighting the need for accessible andlow-threshold treatment approaches. Process- and Embodiment-Focused Psychology (PEP) is an integrative interventioncombining cognitive techniques with embodiment-focused procedures such as sensorimotor self-stimulation andstructured work with self-referential cognitions. To date, howe...

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9ae19406-f1cb-5c99-b5ad-e4c977b4e99f
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10.31234/osf.io/jdsvn_v2
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