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Harvard Medical School University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine By Frank M. Dattilio, Ph.D., ABPP Introduction Relationship counseling has become an increasingly popular avenue for attempting to remedy distressed relationships, in addition to the number of other alternatives available (e.g., marriage encounter weekends, self-help literature, etc). Of the many styles of relationship interventions, one that has gained increasing recognition,
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