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Overview
"Bring[s] to life, through clincial vignettes, ideas that have become stale through repetition, such as the importance of openness and trust between the participatns in therapy. The tone is one of honesty and freedom from narcissism, a refreshing change from those clinical writings that imply that anyone can be cured without difficulty. ... Reading this book will make you want to have, as well as be, a therapist like Lomas." --Contemporary Psychology
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- ISBN-13: 9780192176806
- ISBN-10: 0192176803
- Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
- Publish Date: May 1982
- Page Count: 158
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