The success of motivational and patient-centered approaches seems to indicate that it is critical to take into account the motivation of the patient and his or her readiness to change.
The patient-centered approach is successful because it takes into account the patient's motivation and readiness to change.
The patient-centered approach is never successful because it takes into account the patient's motivation and readiness to change.
Some elements are very big
A teenager skateboarding
A person kicks a ball.
The group of people are cheerleading.
A lady has her hands in soapy water in the sink, washing dishes.
Dogs play in the grass.