The Science of Psychotherapy March 2021
The Science of Psychotherapy March 2021
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March 2021 full download
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Optimal Treatment with Gay Men: Hypnotic, Evocative and Relational by Rick Miller
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What Have I Gotten Myself Into? and Science and Poetry by Louis Cozolino
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Psychotherapy – A Sea Change Has Begun by John Arden
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The Science of Psychotherapy January 2021
4.0 average rating (1 review)The Science of Psychotherapy Magazine - January 2021
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1. Brain Fundamentals (Core Resources)
5.0 average rating (5 reviews)Brain Fundamentals (Bundled articles, videos, and other resources). Standard Subscriber resources about brain structure, networks, memory and related topics associated with basic neuroscience for mental health care workers.
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2. The Body & The Brain (Core Resources)
5.0 average rating (2 reviews)The Body (Bundled articles, videos, and other resources). A collection of resources for Standard Members relating to the body, gut-brain axis, vagus complex, biofeedback, and related topics.
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3. Genetics (Core Resources)
Molecules of Mental Health (Bundled articles, videos, and other resources). Resources about genetics for the mental health care worker.
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4. Disorders (Core Resources)
4.8 average rating (5 reviews)Psychopathology & Disorders (Bundled articles, videos, and other resources). The science of psychopathologies for mental health care workers. A resource vault for Standard Members.
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5. Clinical Applications (Core Resources)
4.6 average rating (5 reviews)Approaches to psychotherapy (Bundled articles, videos, and other resources) for Standard Members of The Science of Psychotherapy.
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6. Other Science (Core Resources)
5.0 average rating (1 review)Quantum, Consciousness, Complexity, and other topics of science that may be of interest to psychotherapists.