Supportive Psychotherapy
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- Supportive psychotherapy is aimed at providing symptom relief and creating behavior change without modifying personality.
- Employs a conversational style that deals with problems in current interpersonal relationships and environmental situations without attempting to correlate events with the past
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DESCRIPTION
- Supportive psychotherapy is aimed at providing symptom relief and creating behavior change without modifying personality.
- Employs a conversational style that deals with problems in current interpersonal relationships and environmental situations without attempting to correlate events with the past
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