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Who to See?05/16/2008 |
I want to start therapy, I have issues with an eating disorder and with anxiety. They are not related. Should I see two separate therapists that are strong in each particular area or hope whoever i choose is competent in both areas? I have to keep insurance/cost in mind.
I think you should have one therapist who is comfortable in both areas-having two therapists would be chaotic and probably unproductive.
Good luck.
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Radu Saveanu, MD Associate Professor College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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