I made this log for them to track their self-management between visits.
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Chapter 2: The Involuntary Thought
... Thoughts arise like mist... Exploring the gentle emergence of thoughts and the sovereignty of sensation in our shared field of presenc...
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I worked ER this past Easter weekend. I was asked to see a 12 year old boy who had cut himself for the first time. He did not know why h...
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