Do You Think “Interventions” for Depression Could Work?
Question by Jackie Brown: Do you think “Interventions” for depression could work?
Similar to drug interventions. If someone needs help, do you think an intervention would effective?
Best answer:
Answer by michele
Yes, it is quite possible, assuming the goal of the intervention was to encourage the sufferer to seek treatment.
~Dr. B.~
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