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Researcher

Ann De Rick

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2014

Determinants of adherence in a cohort of Belgian HIV patients: a pilot study

Sophie DegrooteDirk VogelaersPeter VermeirAn MarimanAnn De RickBeatrijs Van Der GuchtJolanda PelgromFilip Van WanzeeleChris VerhofstedeJAN VANCAUWENBERGHE et al.

A1 Journal Article in ACTA CLINICA BELGICA

2013

Socio-economic, behavioural, (neuro)psychological and clinical determinants of HRQoL in people living with HIV: a pilot study

Sophie DegrooteDirk VogelaersPeter VermeirAn MarimanAnn De RickBeatrijs Van Der GuchtJolanda PelgromFilip Van WanzeeleChris VerhofstedeDominique Vandijck

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL AIDS SOCIETY

2009

Alcohol Addiction and the Attachment System. An Empirical Study of Attachment Style, Alexithymia, and Psychiatric Disorders in Alcoholic Inpatients

Ann De RickStijn VanheulePaul Verhaeghe

A1 Journal Article in SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE

2007

Actual neurosis as the underlying psychic structure of panic disorder, somatization, and somatoform disorder: An integration of Freudian and attachment perspectives

Paul VerhaegheStijn VanheuleAnn De Rick

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY

Alexithymia and DSM-IV personality disorder traits in alcoholic inpatients: A study of the relation between both constructs

Ann De RickStijn Vanheule

A1 Journal Article in PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES

Attachment styles in alcoholic inpatients

Ann De RickStijn Vanheule

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN ADDICTION RESEARCH

Pilot study: Does the Five Shot Questionnaire give an indication of the severity of alcohol use-related problems?

Ann De RickStijn Vanheule

A1 Journal Article in SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE

2002

Freud's clinical category of 'actual neuroses': the return of the repressed

A4 Journal Article in THE LETTER (DUBLIN)