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Chapter 3.Treatment Selection
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Three Choices | Structure of Outcome-Based Treatment | References
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One of Murphy’s laws says that before anything can be done, something else must be done first. So, before we try to plan our therapy, we must first select a treatment approach, a choice based on the therapist’s skills, or on the diagnosis, or on the desired treatment outcome.
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