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Psychotherapies for anxiety and depression: benefits and costs is an important position paper that advocates for the research and treatment of these two devastating disorders that are highly prevalent not only in Italy but throughout the world. The emphasis here is on evidencebased treatment and economics. This takes into consideration the preference, at least in Italy for psychological treatments over pharmacologic, as well as the importance of marshaling scarce financial resources through the national healthcare system. As noted, the economic burden of untreated anxiety and depression including, for example, absences from work, needs to be factored in. Cited was the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) program which draws much of its rationale from the Depression Report of Great Britain. I would like to address these concerns with considerations given to cultural differences, alternative psychological treatments, and efficacy and effectiveness as determined by randomized double-blind studies and meta-analyses. Economics

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