Psychotherapy for Depressed Parkinson`s Disease Patients
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“Efficacy of Psychotherapy for Depressed Parkinson`s Disease Patients”
The primary aim of this randomized controlled trial is to determine the acute antidepressant efficacy of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) in depressed patients with Parkinson`s Disease.
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Behavioral - Interpersonal Psychotherapy
A 12-week intervention that focuses on resolving interpersonal stressors that are linked to the onset, maintenance or exacerbation of depressive symptoms
Behavioral - Supportive Psychotherapy
A 12-week intervention that focuses on non-specific factors that contribute to therapy outcome
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Evaluation of Two Psychotherapies for Depressed Patients With Parkinson`s Disease
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NCT02552836
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9avDMd
