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Evidence-based Psychological Interventions FOURTH EDITION

1 Evidence-based Psychological InterventionsFOURTH EDITIONACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis review has been produced by the Australian Psychological Society (APS) with funding from the Australian Government Department of Health. The APS project team comprised:Mr Harry Lovelock Ms Marguerite HoneDr Rebecca Mathews Mr Adam VujicDr Louise Roufeil Ms Laura SciacchitanoMr Fletcher Curnow Ms Selena MeneghiniList of reviewersAssoc Prof Rocco Crino Mr Tony McHughDr Mandy Deeks Prof Greg MurrayDr John Farhall Dr Lyn O GradyMr Stephen Hirneth Assoc Prof Amanda RichdaleDr Catherine Hynes Dr Susette SowdenDr Moira Junge Dr Caroline StevensonAssoc Prof Nikolaos Kazantzis Prof John ToumbourouAssoc Prof Chris Lee Prof Tracey WadeMs Tracy MacFarlane Dr Simon WilkschProf Marita McCabe Dr Hollie Wilson Prof Peter McEvoy Input was also sought from the following key stakeholders.

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