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Dr Charles Bernard Shepherd is chief medical advisor to the ME Association in the UK.

Average rating: 4.08 · 129 ratings · 16 reviews · 64 distinct works • Similar authors
Living with M.E.: The Chron...

3.99 avg rating — 68 ratings — published 1992 — 7 editions
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The Only Positive Puppy Tra...

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The Complete Positive Dog T...

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The Only Positive Training ...

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ME/CFS/PVFS: An Exploration...

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The Only Vet-Approved Homem...

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Service Dog Training Manual...

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The Easy Vet-Approved Slow ...

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Positive Puppy Training for...

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The Complete Positive Train...

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“This is not an argument with psychiatry. Mental and physical illness are equally real and horrible. As with any long-term illness, some people with ME/CFS will develop comorbid depression and other mental health problems – where CBT can be of help alongside good quality general management. The argument here is with a flawed model of causation assuming efficacy for CBT and GET while taking no significant account of varying clinical presentations and disease pathways.”
― Charles Shepherd

“...patient evidence has repeatedly found that cognitive behaviour therapy is ineffective and graded exercise therapy can make the condition worse.”
― Charles Shepherd

“the time has come for doctors and scientists to apologise for the very neglectful way in which ME has been researched and treated over the past 60 years.”
― Charles Shepherd



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