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In the field of couple’s therapy, various approaches and concepts have been developed and implemented over the years. However, a critical question arises: do these methods truly work, and if so, which ones are the most effective based on sound scientific inquiry?
[Read More] About the current state of couple’s therapy, examining the efficacy of different approaches, and the most effective method based on available scientific evidence.
The lessons in this course are for your information only, couples therapy objectives and interventions should be completed with guidance and support provided by a mental health care professional. They are presented here for educational purposes.
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