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Guest Posts: n/a	Mar 26, 2008 at 11:33 PM #1 My new T - philosophy: 50 minutes on the nose, out the door one goes! LOL My old T - philosophy: Make sure the client is in a safe place, before out the door. How about your T? Any feelings? I tend to agree with old T. Especially if a client is dissociated or so upset that they are clearly dizzy and altered. What is the T's responsibility?
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