Report for: Treatment of adolescents with depression: the effect of transference interventions in a randomized controlled study of dynamic psychotherapy

Title	Treatment of adolescents with depression: the effect of transference interventions in a randomized controlled study of dynamic psychotherapy
Published in	Trials, September 2012
DOI	10.1186/1745-6215-13-159
Pubmed ID	22950546
Authors	Randi Ulberg, Anne Grete Hersoug, Per Høglend
Abstract	Depression in adolescents seems to be a growing problem that causes mental suffering and prevents young people from joining the workforce. There is also a high risk of relapse during adult life. There is emerging evidence for the effect of psychodynamic psychotherapy in adolescents. In-session relational intervention (that is, transference intervention) is a key component of psychodynamic psychotherapy. However, whether depressed adolescents profit most from psychodynamic psychotherapy with or without transference interventions has not been stated.

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Treatment of adolescents with depression: the effect of transference interventions in a randomized controlled study of dynamic psychotherapy