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TRAUMA MODEL THERAPY FOR ADDICTIONS AND COMPLEX COMORBIDITY
PRESENT Colin A. Ross, M.D. and Melissa Engle, MS, ATR, LPC TRAUMA MODEL THERAPY FOR ADDICTIONS AND COMPLEX COMORBIDITY Lunch + 4 CEUs December 7, 2018 10:00am-3:00pm 101 E. Park Blvd. Conference Suite 115 Plano,…
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As parents, we are naturally wired up to protect our children in any way we can. One vital piece of protecting your child is understanding the dangers your child faces in contemporary society. One of those dangers, for both boys and girls, is the development of an eating disorder. How might you know if your…
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