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Rapid Relief Online: A Randomized Trial of a Single-Session Simple-Swift Reconstruction Approach Group During the COVID-19 Surge

2025-07-18

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<p>Objective Large-scale crises require brief, scalable, on-line mental-health interventions. We examined the effectiveness of a single 90–120 min videoconference group based on the Simple-Swift Reconstruction Approach (SSRA).Method In a parallel-group randomized trial, 277 Chinese adults were allocated to an SSRA intervention group (IG; n = 143) or a waiting-list control group (WG; n = 134). Baseline and 2-week o...

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