COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
COVEY II - The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.
The Covey table is designed to be a catalyst to change social behavior, to create a place of comfortable social interaction. It is intended to offer comfort and support on an emotional as well as a physiological level. Like a therapist, it causes the individual to think differently, question their behavior, and resolve issues. Though it by no means replaces a therapist, it could provide the impetus for the individual to seek therapy and perform a supporting role in the therapeutic process.