Using Person-Centered Therapy

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Julia:
I agree with your post on using person-centered therapy for Victoria, she responded well to the therapist advice, and she seems comfortable with her. Good question about her Dad’s obsession with her being thin and smart and putting so much stress on his daughter to be something she isn’t. Overall, I think the therapist did an excellent job with Victoria session.

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