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Job change has led to apathy about work. any tips to get back on track?
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Counseling, group Rx: Doctors, like psychiatrists, can provide counseling on issues like this. Other doctors/nuttritionists can help provide a balanced diet and an exercise plan, and help with sleep issues. Self-help groups, and supervised group therapy might also help.
Answered 5/13/2012
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