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conjoint therapy
conjoint therapy Conjoint therapy is a form of therapy in which both members of a couple take part together, treating difficulties in a shared relational context rather than focusing only on one person alone.
Conjoint therapy is a form of therapy in which both members of a couple take part together, treating difficulties in a shared relational context rather than focusing only on one person alone. In the packet, it is described as a dyadic approach for PTSD that aims to improve both trauma-related and relationship outcomes.