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Before You Choose a Therapist

Over the past decade or two, it has become more socially acceptable to see a psychotherapist when dealing with relational and mental health challenges. Many clients who have chosen to incorporate their spiritual values into therapy have strengthened their connection to God and their reliance on the Savior.

Before You Choose a Therapist

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Over the past decade or two, it has become more socially acceptable to see a psychotherapist when dealing with relational and mental health challenges.

Many clients who have chosen to incorporate their spiritual values into therapy have strengthened their connection to God and their reliance on the Savior.

This article was first published by Public Square Magazine.

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Over the past decade or two, it has become more socially acceptable to see a psychotherapist when dealing with relational and mental health challenges. Many clients who have chosen to incorporate their spiritual values into therapy have strengthened their connection to God and their reliance on the Savior. This article was first published by Public Square Magazine.

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