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IF YOU NEED EXTRA HELP
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your therapist or counsellor
It is OK not to fill in a questionnaire or
form – you should never feel pressured
to complete something that you don’t
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about you after all!
OR IF YOU WANT TO:
say things in a different way
remember things that you want to say
write things that might be more
difficult to say aloud.
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therapist is important, which is why forms
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the first time you go for counselling
or therapy
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