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Feb 12
2009
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Although there are something like two hundred and forty different models of therapy being currently used, each therapist has a unique model of their own which naturally develops from their life experience, from the models they have studied and from their own view of self and their world.
The model that a therapist practices may be similar to one of those two hundred and forty models, but the well known model of therapy comes about because someone's individually developed model has gotten exposure to a greater constituency of therapists.



