COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL TREATMENT OF A CASE OF VAGINISM AND PHOBIA ABOUT PELVIC EXAMINATIONMaría Eugenia Olivares Crespo<sup>1</sup> and Rocío Fernández-Velasco<sup>2</sup>

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COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL TREATMENT OF A CASE OF VAGINISM AND PHOBIA ABOUT PELVIC EXAMINATION María Eugenia Olivares Crespo¹ and Rocío Fernández-Velasco²
Psychology in Spain, 2004, Vol. 8 106-121 . [Abstract] [Full text]

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