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Getting the Most Out of Therapy: How to Collaborate With Your Therapist
By: Steven Frankel, M.D.
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If you are in therapy, you and your therapist have already invested a significant amount of time and energy into your work, and you both have the same goal in mind: helping you achieve your own objectives for emotional growth and healing. If and when a difference of opinion over the treatment does occur, rather than walking away from your therapist, it is usually well worth the effort try to find a collaborative way to again go forward. Read full story here
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