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SARAH SWANN, M.S.W.; L.C.S.W.
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counseling
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Lucky Lucy from the Silver State
Research DOES indicate, as the article concludes, in the case of severe and/or prolonged symptoms, a combination of therapy and medication has the best efficacy rates. I am not a proponent of medication as a first option. I'd like to add that research ALSO INDICATES it IS THE RELATIONSHIP with the therapist that offers the best/most successful outcomes in therapy. If a clients inability to regulate affect indicates a need for medication, I do suggest referring to a psychiatrist for medication management, as well.
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