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adjunct

adjunct In this context, an adjunct is an added intervention used alongside a main treatment rather than as a replacement for it.

In this context, an adjunct is an added intervention used alongside a main treatment rather than as a replacement for it. It is used to improve a person’s ability to engage with and complete the primary therapy, such as increasing readiness or capacity for ERP.

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Drafting source: Laurent Nicole. Enhancing readiness for exposure and response prevention in obsessive compulsive disorder: ketogenic metabolic therapy as a candidate readiness adjunct. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1770306; article XML SHA-256 049ea1e9757407eac14592943352ec5d60b800c108d2ab75cf592035e050f3cd. “Enhancing readiness for exposure and response prevention in obsessive compulsive disorder: ketogenic metabolic therapy as a candidate readiness adjunct” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1770306).
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