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In Brief... Psychotherapist

 Brief Description:

Psychotherapists are trained to relate to and treat people who are distressed, and work to alleviate personal suffering and encourage change.
Psychotherapists usually work with clients on a one-to-one basis, meeting them in private and treating their problems in confidence. Some psychotherapists work with families, couples, children or groups of clients. They offer the opportunity to address thought processes, feelings and behaviour in order to understand inner conflicts.
Personal Attributes: good people skills, good listener


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Most psychotherapists have a degree in Psychology, or are qualified in related areas such as social

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