Category: Future-oriented Therapy

Future-oriented Therapy

Not enough research. What is Future-oriented Therapy? 1. Future-oriented instead of past or present 2. Finding vicious cycles 3. Redecisions 4. Self-futuring 5. Temporal organization

Shannon O'Brien Future-oriented Therapy Leave a comment February 23, 2018February 23, 2018

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