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rhythm

rhythm In a counselling context, rhythm refers to the regular patterns of a person’s biological functions and social routines.

In a counselling context, rhythm refers to the regular patterns of a person’s biological functions and social routines. In therapies such as interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, these patterns are understood and worked with as part of care.

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