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The Raven Reflection
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I like how you had an interest with the treatment process. I went a different route in my post and emphasized the important of assessment. However, you have inspired me to read the chapter again and learn more about the treatment process. Creating goals and strategies, which are part of the treatment process, seem very helpful for the client.
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