Abstract
lacks preventive or promotive roles. Also, recent research has shown the lack of separation of medications from placebo. At the same time, research has shown that psychological treatments can be just as effective as drugs in the treatment of mood disorders. Such treatments include cognitive-behavioral treatment, interpersonal therapy and psychodynamically-oriented psychotherapy. Also, such simple approaches as physical exercise and meditation have shown promising results. This presentation will critically examine psychological treatments vis-a-vis drugs in the treatment of mood disorders.
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