However, in many applications, all state changes are not significant enough for the clients.
Simplified service models may work well enough for the majority of clients, but can impede recognition of the needs of those whose characteristics are not congruent with an adopted model.
A check is made to see whether there is enough confidence on the client's side to ensure that the client will return for the next session.
However, with this presenting problem, it often takes longer than with adult trauma victims for the client to feel secure and safe enough to do memory processing.
And it has to be goal orientated, like your guitar hero … So the simplistic things [routine therapy], although they work and they're cheaper, they're still not goal orientated enough, I don't think, for the clients to repeat it enough to get the change and the plasticity that we're looking for.
Even if it is cool enough to pick with your hand, it may be still too hot for the client's back.
Exposure is most effective when it is predictable, under the client's control, frequent, and prolonged (ideally, lasting long enough for the fear to decrease).
Jenny Craig was founded in 1983 by Sid and Jenny Craig, husband-and-wife health-club entrepreneurs in New Orleans who had noticed that exercise often was not enough for clients to keep the weight off.
Or for the client who uses it?
