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6. Therapist to reduce the triggers for your negative thought

6. Therapist to reduce the triggers for your negative thought

A professional can help you explore your negative thoughts and identify what brings up those thoughts and feelings. Some of these memories from your past can be tough to deal with on your own, so it's good to have your therapist there to support you and help you work through them.

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