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Readiness Assessment – How Do You Know When Someone Can Benefit from Psychotherapy?

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

The patient’s partner asks, “How do I know she can benefit from psychotherapy?” And I’m honored to have the answer roll right out of me.

This is a question that many family members have once they reach that point of doubt. You know what I mean. Doubt that the patient will be anything other than what they are.

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