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Professor Tom Snook
Gen 300
January 23, 2003
Counseling and Therapy
The human need for counseling was born as a result of unwanted behavior displayed by certain members of society. The realization that anxiety often sets in when discomfort or fear appear to take over most of one's thought process incurrs a true need for therapy.
A counselor utilizes a number of methods aimed at identifying and correcting distorted thinking patterns that may be troublesome, self-defeating, or even self-destructive. The goal is to replace such thoughts with a more balanced view that may lead to more fulfilling and productive behavior.
A combination of behavioral therapies help people change such negative thought patterns, beliefs, and behaviors so they can manage symptoms and enjoy more productive, less stressful lives.
Among the most popular tools for targeted happy endings are medication, acupuncture or massage. However, still the most common of all is discussion among the afflicted souls and those designated by title or profession to convince the somewhat mentally challenged to change their views.
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