The bumpy road of trauma-focused treatment: Posttraumatic stress disorder symptom exacerbation in people with psychosis.
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A. Staring | M. van der Gaag | D. V. D. van den Berg | M. Marcelis | A. van Minnen | A. Hardy | A. de Jongh | Simone Burger | C. van Zelst | Tineke van der Linden | C. de Roos | P. de Bont | B. M. van der Vleugel
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