Decision-Making Therapy
Decision-Making Therapy — a psychological approach aimed at helping individuals evaluate situations, consider alternatives, and make informed choices in accordance with their personal values, goals, and life circumstances. It supports self-awareness, emotional regulation, adaptive behavior, and confidence in managing uncertainty and everyday challenges.
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