Just repertory for cases, from client words to rubrics to rep set, and from repertorization to differential to outcome. All in about 25 minutes! Grab your repertory, pen and paper, and buckle up! Karen Allen presents new case episodes weekly.
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Just repertory for cases, from client words to rubrics to rep set, and from repertorization to differential to outcome. All in about 25 minutes! Grab your repertory, pen and paper, and buckle up! Karen Allen presents new case episodes weekly.
38 yo Female: Burning mouth syndrome, “Food tastes like blood”
Repertory: Cases with Karen Allen
23 minutes 44 seconds
2 years ago
38 yo Female: Burning mouth syndrome, “Food tastes like blood”
An unfortunate kitchen accident happened during this journalist's interview with a chef! Many months later, she reports losing weight: she avoids eating because food tastes like blood (eeewwww!) Helpfully, she has some individualizing modalities.... This is the third of 4 cases demonstrating use of rubrics about Taste!
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Repertory: Cases with Karen Allen
Just repertory for cases, from client words to rubrics to rep set, and from repertorization to differential to outcome. All in about 25 minutes! Grab your repertory, pen and paper, and buckle up! Karen Allen presents new case episodes weekly.