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wolverine [178]
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Name the coping strategies used in supportive counseling. Give one example of each strategy.

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cricket20 [7]3 years ago
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According to the annual Stress in America survey, most American are stressed and a significant proportion feels their coping abilities are inadequate. Further, they report feeling that the stress is affecting their health, both physically and emotionally. The survey results tend to fluctuate a little each year, but the findings generally show the same pattern: people need to find effective ways to relieve stress in their lives, and they face a variety of stressors. And these findings can very likely apply to people of all countries as we all face stress in our lives
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