Combined Therapy for a 30-Year-Old Woman With Early-Onset Dysthymia
Abstract
Foreword from Dr. Perry: Many of us have provided support over the years to patients who continue to have mild symptoms that seem related to character problems and life's woes. By keeping the smoldering symptoms from bursting into flame, we think we're doing all we can. As Dr. Markowitz, our guest expert, points out, perhaps we're wrong.
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