Where does the content of deprexis come from?
Development & Specialist Literature
deprexis was developed by an interdisciplinary team of clinical psychologists, medical professionals, software engineers, and communication experts. All content is built upon evidence-based research in depression management and insights from direct clinical practice.
Below is a comprehensive list of the specialist literature and foundational research utilized during the development of deprexis:
References & Core Literature
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