When practicing therapeutic touch, the practitioner begins by
A) Calling to rebalance the soul
B) Bringing attention inward in peace
C) Embracing the client for energy
D) Moving her hands 2 to 6 inches away
Ans: B
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The adult abuser who receives a diagnosis of Munchausen syndrome by proxy:
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