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(p. 252) Session 18: Review of Treatment Methods 

(p. 252) Session 18: Review of Treatment Methods
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(p. 252) Session 18: Review of Treatment Methods
Author(s):

Jordana Muroff

, Patty Underwood

, and Gail Steketee

DOI:
10.1093/med:psych/9780199340965.003.0021
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date: 18 February 2020

Group members review a list of treatment techniques they have learned. A careful review of all of the treatment methods used during the therapy helps clients decide which methods worked best for them and which ones they should continue to use in the coming months following treatment. Group leaders help clients develop specific strategies for continuing to work on hoarding and continue to discuss the ending of the group and its meaning for them.

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