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Make Every Session Count:Getting the Most Out of Your Brief Therapy
Brief therapy is the name of the game in health care today. Managed care systems, university counseling centers, and insurance companies have restructured the concept of therapy, demanding short-term, cost-effective procedures.
Make Every Session Count , the first client guide to brief therapy, allows patient and therapist to make the most out of those six to ten sessions. It’s an invaluable resource for agencies and therapists to provide to clients. (232 pages)
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