Fear of the new year

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Many people fear change and see the new year as a major change.... How many of us often say "lets see what the new year holds for us" or "I'll make a new years resolution" or "I'll be glad when this years over".
We all use time as a marker and timeline therapy is an excellent example of its application.
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