[FRIAM] is this true?

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Well, as I tried to make clear earlier, my question isn't about the changes either therapy makes to the brain so much as whether or not the changes from one therapy are _similar to_ the changes from the other therapy.  The evidence that the two therapies change the brain in the same or similar ways seems pretty sketchy to me.

On 3/8/19 10:34 AM, Steven A Smith wrote:
> I think you are asking something more sophisticated though?   If we believe that there are *some* kinds of changes to the brain (such as Dave's examples below) when we "change our minds" or "see things differently" then in fact there is a "plastic" change which persists past the direct effect of the drugs or the therapy session.  
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> I think you are asking *what* the specific brain changes are that might be effected through A) Therapy and B) Antidepressants/???  and C) a) supported/enhanced/accelerated by b). 


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