Feasibility trial of an unsupervised, facility-based exercise programme for depressed outpatients

This pilot study examined feasibility of an unsupervised, facility-based exercise programme for promoting exercise adherence among depressed adult outpatients. The potential effect of adding physical activity counselling on depressive symptoms and physical activity was also explored. Participants we...

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Published in:Psychology, health & medicine health & medicine, 2019-03, Vol.24 (3), p.320-332
Main Authors: Patten, Christi A., Vickers, Kristin S., Lewis, Beth A., Finnie, Steven B., Wheeldon, Theresa J., Decker, Paul A., Stevens, Susanna, Hathaway, Julie C., Reese, Michael M., Seime, Richard J.
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Exercise
Feasibility
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Health clubs
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Counseling
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depression
Exercise
Feasibility
Feedback
Health clubs
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Mental depression
Outpatients
Physical activity
Physical fitness
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Questionnaires
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