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Shondra should be sure she will have enough in her account to be able to make the monthly payments.

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Therapy may involve hyponesis, free association, and dream analysis.

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Therapy may involve non-directive therapy, active listening, unconditional positive regard, such as calling your patient a "client" to show equality.

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