2012 March/April
March/April 2012 Taking The Measure of Psychotherapy
Today's Realities, Yesterday's Dreams

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MA2012-1A Progress Report on the Science—and Art—of the psychotherapy field

By Diane Cole

After thousands of studies, books, journals, and articles, along with the concerted effort of a profession of 600,000 psychotherapists in the United states alone, what do we know today

MA2012-2Still Crazy After All These Years?

By Richard Simon

Remember mimeograph machines, the Milan Group, the False Memory Foundation, DSM–III, the Family Therapy Networker, and private practice before managed care? Take a stroll down memory lane and revisit some of the ups and downs of our glorious profession over the past three decades.

MA2012-3Assessing the State of the Art 2012

The State of the Art, the Networker’s first-ever virtual conference, offered an opportunity for leaders in our field who disagree to debate each other. Here’s your chance to hear what they said and consider what it means for the future of our profession.

MA2012-4A Mosaic of the Psychotherapy Networker, 1982-2012

Over the years, our front-of-the-book department - whether called Around the Network, Networker Briefs, or Clinician’s Digest—has not only given readers plenty of tasty factoids to chew on, but also revealed how the seasons of the profession turn, and turn again, over time.

A Buddhist Approach to Helping Low Self-Esteem

By Tim Desmond

Using Neuro-Linguistic Programming to Help a Panicked Client

From Certainty to Uncertainty

By Steve Andreas

Igniting Excellence in Psychotherapy

By Ryan Howes

Recovering Together

By Roberta Rachel Omin

Perspectives via Anniversaries

By Rich Simon