Pre-Session Change is a therapeutic construct in solution-focused counseling referring to tangible improvements in a client’s symptoms or behaviors that occur between the initial decision to seek therapy and the commencement of the first formal counseling session, distinguishing it from changes produced within therapeutic interventions.
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The Impact of Virtual Reality on Chronic Pain
Ted Jones, Todd Moore, James Choo · PLoS ONE · 2016 · 244 citations · Full text
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