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Eclectic therapists draw from various psychotherapy approaches on a pragmatic basis, combining the individual strategies as needed and developing a repetoire of skills drawn from across theoretical boundaries.
See also
- Interdisciplinary team approach
- Integrative Psychotherapy
- Multimodal treatment approach
- Psychotherapy