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What factors or complication can occur with a patient who is diagnosis with generalized anxiety disorder and depression that would make it difficult for that patient to recover quickly even though they are receiving psychotherapy and medication treatment?

Describe how a patient diagnosis with generalized anxiety disorder and depression could prevent him or her from performing his or her regular customary duties at work?

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What factors or complication can occur with a patient who is diagnosis with generalized anxiety disorder and depression that would make it difficult for that patient to recover quickly even though they are receiving psychotherapy and medication treatment?

Consider in positioning the thought that complications can occur with patients not connecting to their environment in "multiply rejective ways" that restrict a community mental and emotional feeling of safety. Thus, the generalized anxiety disorder covers a wide range of multitude ...

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