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Current Edition:
New Therapist 54
The maverick edition
The upside of down
Tom Wootton on the benefits of mood disorders.
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Fit to kill
Theory and treatment of a twenty-year veteran of epilepsy.
Vets aren't crazy - war is
Silence broken as veterans expose untold truths.
Throughout the world, therapists and other mental health professionals need a magazine that keeps up with the news in the field, offers timely articles from therapists with a wide range of backgrounds, and conveys the freshness and excitement of new developments in the field. New Therapist fulfils these needs and a lot more. It's a unique magazine and a great antidote for the sameness and boredom that therapists often experience in reading our all too repetitive literature and in working in a single mode with patients, whatever that mode may be."
- Robert Langs, author of 40 books on psychoanalysis
"New Therapist promises a home for eclectic voices addressing the healing potential of dialogue. I recommend it."
- Thomas Szasz, father of the anti-psychiatry movement.
"New Therapist, a critical intelligence- gathering operation for the thinking therapist, offers a lively view of outer edge theoretical concepts, innovative practices and interviews. I particularly like its international scope and edgy, postmodern tone. It has replaced the old Family Therapy Networker on my shelf."
- Lynn Hoffman, leading international family and postmodern therapy practitioner.
"I find that New Therapist fairly and inclusively covers the field of modern therapies and does a fine job in that respect."
- The late Albert Ellis
New Therapist
Indispensable survival guide for the thinking therapist
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