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EFerrari

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7. That sounds like a good plan.
Wed Mar 14, 2012, 09:00 AM
Mar 2012

In my case, although I was willing to do group work, I don't think it was very helpful to my set of issues, particularly around the boundary work. In fact, sometimes I think the group work caused more problems than it helped because I didn't have that internal map of what is too close, too distant, too demanding, reasonable, unreasonable and that type of thing. So when the boundary violations rolled in as they always do in groups, I didn't have good strategies to deal with them.

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