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kyleighterry
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Default Yesterday at 08:50 PM
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I don't see it listed on types of therapies when I look up counselors online in my area. But EMDR is mainstream. I doubt it's actual validity.
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I really don’t find CBT that helpful. It’s about time some Therapists expanded their skills to other ways of helping.
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im learning how to do CBT for school. its still popular. but i also have done emdr personally and it helps!

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