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RECOVERY & MENTAL HEALTH Claudia Corti & Nicolò Negro
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COGNITIVE REHABILITATION: tools & strategies
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The Montreal Cognitive Assesment (MoCA)
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
06:24
Chapter 5
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EXERCISE 2: try doing a digit forward & backword exercise.
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COMMUNITY CONTEXT: the out-of-service professional
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Promotion in schools
09:25
Well-being in workplaces
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Not in Education, Employment nor Training (NEET)
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EXERCISE 3: can you think of a specific project, in a community context, sush as NEET?
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Reference: Fiorillo & De Giorgi (2020), La psichiatria sociale in Italia: evidenze ed esperienze
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E-mail: Claudia Corti: 61813500@mail.sfu.ac.at Nicolò Negro: 61814024@mail.sfu.ac.at
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Audio Transcript
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we now come to the second point of this workshop
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where all of the psychologists in the cognitive rehabilitation of
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the patient, despite the fact that nature has tried to
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preserve and safeguard the integrity of a brain by protecting
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it with the cranial box, it can still be subject
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to various problems that require rapid intervention in order to
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avoid the evolution of the latter into chronic or debilitating
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disorders. The can seriously compromise the degree of personal autonomy,
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cerebrovascular accidents, such as drugs, brain injuries caused by tumors
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or trauma degenerative infectious disease are all possible causes of
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impairment of the brain structures and related cognitive functions.
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Cognitive functions are abilities organized by the brain, but regulate
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the individual's relationship with the external environment.
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Were acquired from birth and need to be constantly reinforced
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to maintain their functionality impact in the event of damage
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thanks to brain plasticity, they can be re enable the
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through numerous specific rehabilitation tools, some of which we will
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now explore together if cognitive tests are not rehabilitated, they
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constitute a real and concrete obstacle to functional recovery, considerably
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limiting individuals possibilities of social and professional reintegration.
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The neuro psychological assessment first of all, makes it possible
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to identify these deficits with deficits and to carry out
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an assessment but not only about weights, the seriousness and
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the purpose.
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Iveness of these disorders, but also and above all, highlights
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the capacities but have remained preserved, ending that in order
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to direct.
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But taking into account and optimist the recovery of the
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deficient functions, what has just been said is of great
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importance because even if a cognitive functions are often often
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considered and analysed as separate and specific at an autonomous
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entities, they are actually connected and in some circumstances even
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super impossible.
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But they are all indistinctly necessary to allow men to
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understand and interact with the surrounding world.
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Therefore, it is only after now correct in europe psychological
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assessment, but it's possible to set up a neurocognitive rehabilitation
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in order to increase cognitive fashioning, finance where possible.
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Or stabilised cognitive deficits and continue to stimulate other cognitive
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abilities to slow down the course of the disease and
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the consequent mental decline.
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Here is an example of an instrument that is commonly
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used by psychologists to identify the presence or absence of
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the cognitive cognitive decline and which leads to an initial
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consideration of the patient's functioning through the index of global
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cognitive efficiency.
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Unfortunately, this is the italian version of the test but
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we will try to explain it anyway.
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Memorial cognitive assessment than mocha, for example is a first
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starting point to establish if and how to set up
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a more complete and in depth evaluation of specific cognitive
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abilities. As you can visually see, several domains are assessed.
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For example, the first exercise evaluates the visuals, patient and
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executive functions.
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The psychologists asked the patient to join following the sketched
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example the numbers to the letters in a shining order,
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alternating each number with the corresponding letter.
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So the correct answer to this exercise will therefore be
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one a.
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To be three c.
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40 and five e.
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This test continues with two trials in which the patient
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is asked to copy the Cube presented a both and
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then to graphically represent o'clock.
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We will have the numbers inside and two point the
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hands at 10 past 11 president task.
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Our fault followed by a naming task in which the
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patient is asked to name these animals.
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So the first is a lion, The 2nd Rina Charles
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and the last is a camera.
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Memory is been assessed by presenting five words that are
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repeated twice and that the patient must have been a
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recall after being distracted by other exercises.
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Them, there are the attentional functions.
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First of all, all the all the psychologists will have
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to ask the patient to repeat a segments of number
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after having presented it and immediately afterwards we'll have to
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ask him to repeat a new segments.
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But in reverse, starting from the last number.
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This task is called digit forward and backward and you
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can also try to eat at home by gradually increasing
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the difficulty.
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For example start with a sequence of pre number then
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increase to four and so on.
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You will probably notice that you will be able to
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memorize more number in the digit forward, bending the backward,
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continuing the analysis of this test.
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That psychologists will have to evaluate the patient's language through
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the reputation of two sentences and through academic fluency test
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in which the patient we will have to say in
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one minute as many words as possible.
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Starting with a certain letter, person and city names are
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always excluded.
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This test is often used for the rehabilitation of aphasic
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patients patients.
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I also often asked to recall semantic categories of words,
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for example, or vegetable names rather than or for like
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animals. Yeah.
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Finally the capacity for abstraction through a task of searching
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for similarities between objects and finally orientation in space and
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time are assessed.
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Mhm. Now, please post the video and try to administer
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the market test just presented to someone or to yourself
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in order to start handling this diagnostic tool, we now
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come to the last type of intervention, the one that
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in some ways we can define us the least Orthodox
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namely that psychotherapists who moves within the community.
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But what is meant by community in this regard, it
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is possible to differentiate the community or society which involves
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an individual into two macro categories.
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Thanks to the identification of all those factors which influence
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the individual and which in turn are influenced by individual
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proximal factors and distal factors.
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And it's on this continuum that the community psychotherapist moves,
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he identifies according to the context, the different factors that
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can in some way be concomitant to the onset of
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a mental disorder and the different contexts referred to the
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main areas into which society can be divided.
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The social determinants, the economic determinant, the different living contexts,
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the environmental one and finally, the cultural determinant within this,
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it's possible to find the factors both distal and proximal,
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that have, that have been most identified as a responsible
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for mental disorders, liver of schooling, social support, presence of
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traumatic events such as natural or industrial disasters or conflicts,
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employment income, disparity and demographic differences such as age, ethnicity
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and gender, as well as diversity in the community and
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gender record within these numerous factors we thought to bring
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under a more practical lens the most clarifying examples of
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the psychotherapists engagement in society from the perspective of prevention
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of mental disorders and promotion of mental health.
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The first of these concerns the promotion of mental wellbeing
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in schools where spaces are introduced for learning skills such
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as social emotional learning, effective literacy, emotional intelligence and resilience.
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These programs aim to foster the development of social emotional
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competencies and skills in order to reduce the incidents of
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aggressive or impulsive behavior, bowling inappropriate sexual behavior and prevent
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alcohol and substance dependence an addiction.
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These programs could be helpful introducing the occurance of mental
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disorders, young people such as depression, schizophrenia or eating disorders.
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A second, very important example concerns the promotion of mental
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health in the workplace, where activities which can be oriented
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both to the work organization and to the mental health
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means of individual workers have the priority objective of developing
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the skills necessary to prevent and manage the risk of
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work related stress by improving the working climate, social relations
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in the workplace and the sense of belonging into the
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group. A final example, perhaps the most precise concerns the
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not in education, employment, north training or need population, that
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is that group of people aged between 19 and 29
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who are not studying, not working and not undergoing any
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work related training and represent high prevalence rates of psychiatric
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disorders, mood disorders, personality disorders, psychosis, substance use disorders or
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suicidal disruptive and antisocial behaviors.
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The most specific case of intervention and needs concerns the
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project of Google Italy, which has activated more than 303,000
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internships as digitals in Italians more in medium sized enterprises.
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This project aims to create a beer truth win win
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system in which the in for Matic skills of this
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population are exploited and made available to small and medium
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sized enterprises, which can thus increase their turnover by gaining
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access to new market segments.
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We have come now to the list exercise in which
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we ask you to imagine and drew up a project
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similar to the one just observed by google Italy, setting
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out its advantages objectives and clinical relevance.
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We hope at this point that the workshop we present,
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it has been useful to you.
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The remaining minutes of this half hour spent together can
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be used to carry out the proposed exercises.
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This is the biography.
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We use them.
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We reported.
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For possible reference.
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If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us
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at the following address addresses.
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Sorry, thank you for your for your protection.
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Thank you for your attention
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