The role of cognitive psychotherapy in eliminating men and women's anxiety in the family

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This article describes the role of cognitive psychotherapy in the treatment of anxiety in men and women in the family, methods of cognitive psychotherapy, their content and essence, the main purpose of the actions taken with the client in cognitive therapy.

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