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An Analysis of Integrative Psychotherapy on a Typical Case of Children's Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder

Ding Fang-sheng

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Objective: To probe into the progress trend and influential factors of eclecticism psychotherapy.Methods: To analyze the course and effect of eclecticism psychotherapy on a typical children's obsessive-compulsive disorder.Results: Integrative psychotherapy is an effective remedy.Conclusion: Integrative psychotherapy obeys the rules and can benefit patients by relieving the symptom and strengthening social functions.

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Objective: To probe into the progress trend and influential factors of eclecticism psychotherapy.Methods: To analyze the course and effect of eclecticism psychotherapy on a typical children's obsessive-compulsive disorder.Results: Integrative psychotherapy is an effective remedy.Conclusion: Integrative psychotherapy obeys the rules and can benefit patients by relieving the symptom and strengthening social functions.

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Objective: To probe into the progress trend and influential factors of eclecticism psychotherapy.Methods: To analyze the course and effect of eclecticism psychotherapy on a typical children's obsessive-compulsive disorder.Results: Integrative psychotherapy is an effective remedy.Conclusion: Integrative psychotherapy obeys the rules and can benefit patients by relieving the symptom and strengthening social functions.

Key concepts: Eclecticism, Psychotherapist, Obsessive compulsive, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Philosophy, Theology

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