Life Witness: Evolution of the Psychotherapist

Lanham, Maryland: Jason Aronson (2013)
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Abstract

Life Witness is a blueprint for the formative evolution of a psychotherapist: from beginner/technician who practices a single school of therapy to a seasoned clinician with a transtheoretical paradigm. Ultimately such a clinician, by transcending the field of psychotherapy itself, becomes a master psychotherapist and addresses the larger dilemmas of human existence -- the context within which all patients' psychological conflicts are experienced. -- from book jacket.

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