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09 Feb 2026 — 4 min read

WET: Writing Exposure Therapy

Developed by Dr. Bruce Arroll, WET is not a new therapy model. It is a simple, practical method for writing exposure tasks so they reliably target avoidance, reduce reliance on control strategies, and support behavioral flexibility.
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