This follow-up study of 31 clients, undergoing emotive-reconstructive therapy, focused on the stability of the treatment effect (positive self-construct change) 3 mo. after completion of therapy. Results suggest both the effectiveness of the technique and the stability of the positive change in self-construct.
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