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psychosocial therapy

psychosocial therapy Psychosocial therapy is a flexible form of support that can combine methods such as group counselling, education, and lifestyle change programmes.

Psychosocial therapy is a flexible form of support that can combine methods such as group counselling, education, and lifestyle change programmes. It is tailored to a person’s changing needs as part of managing their difficulties.

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