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Mental Health CBT for Prison Gambling Varies Varies 20 All BOP institutions Antisocial Peers, Cognitions Circle of Strength (Support group that introduces CBI to women) 13 sessions 1.5 hours/week 20 All female sites Cognitions, Mental Health CBT for Eating Disorders Varies Varies 20 All BOP institution Mental Health ...
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