Meaningful reflections for lifespan interview

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Sarah is a 67-year-old client who is coming to your clinic, Meaningful Reflections, for a lifespan interview. She's interested in understanding her growth and development over the past 65 years by doing an in-depth life review. You will act as the clinical interviewer and assess her reflections.

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