In this episode, Dr. Murrow shares research about the need for a strong therapeutic alliance to occur in session, in order for there to be a likelihood for changes to be possible outside of session for the patient.

This information will be helpful to practicing clinicians as they navigate a patient’s readiness for change, as evidenced by more than what is said.

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