Are patients really good historians?

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Recorded02 Jul 2020

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What happens when your patient/client forgets to tell you key pieces to their history? It happens alot - and sometimes can have great impact on our decision making within the evaluation or treatment sessions. It is not their fault, it is just the way the central nervous system prioritizes events. Helping our clients remember and string these events together can not only help them solve their problem, but might be just the piece they need to integrate for healing. Check us out: Toughtotreat.com

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