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Ketamine therapy offers Utah couples a new tool for old relationship fights.
Heart to Heart
By Zach Abend Clinical social worker McKinley Merchant had reached a professional impasse. She kept seeing the same patterns over and over again during her therapy sessions with couples at her Millcreek practice, and was afraid she’d burn out. “People have such strong negative boundaries,” Merchant related.
“I tried every back door, but I wasn’t getting through.” According to Merchant, destructive relational patterns recur because many people are ineffective in communicating their needs.
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