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Social Studies, 21.12.2019 02:31 rokinray

Celine tells her therapist that she is depressed about the fact that she is unable to make ends meet since she got laid off. in response to celine’s statement, her therapist asks her to make a living out of her hobby, which is oil painting. in this scenario, which cognitive therapy techniques has been implemented by celine’s therapist?

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