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Summary: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

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I am very interested in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at the Wright Institute. In reviewing graduate programs, and deliberation with other professors, it is apparent that the Wright Psy. D program has an excellent Clinical Psychology program. As my resumé indicates, I can offer this program my ability to administer multiple itinerary proposals, effectively develop and execute daily activities in which are consistent with the facility and department policy. Also, I can establish a strategic prospecting plan: prioritizing activities in accordance with the management’s coverage needs, skilled to collect and analyze data, and trained to apply behavioral

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