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Let Us Know How YOU Would Tackle This Situation in Your Practice...

Clinician's Quandary invites your take on how you'd handle tricky scenarios in practice! Each month, we'll pose a new Quandary and collect responses. Top answers from the previous month will be posted that same day and shared with your colleagues worldwide.
This Month's Quandary
I’m working with a couple where each partner says they aren’t happy in their marriage—and haven’t been for years—but also say they don’t want to divorce because they worry it could negatively impact their teenage daughter, and don’t have the money to support themselves on their own. How should I advise them?
Submission Details
- Send your response in 500 words or less to info@psychnetworker.org. Include "Clinician's Quandary Submission" in the subject line. Include your name and country, city, or state in the email. Responses may be edited for clarity.
- Please provide detail in your response that paints a picture of what your solution looks like in practice. Don't be afraid to get creative!
- Please allow up to one month for our editors to review your submission. We'll let you know by email if your response is selected for publication.

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