Spitting in the Client's Soup
Don’t Overthink Your Interventions
In our profession, it’s often more alluring to explore new gimmicks than to acknowledge that our success largely hinges on simple, commonsense factors.
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WILLIAM DOHERTY, PH.D.
RON TAFFEL, PH.D.
STEVE ANDREAS, MA, NLP
CLIFTON MITCHELL, PH.D.
JAY EFRAN, PH.D.
ROB FAUBER, PHD
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5/1/2012
Authors:
WILLIAM DOHERTY, PH.D.
RON TAFFEL, PH.D.
STEVE ANDREAS, MA, NLP
CLIFTON MITCHELL, PH.D.
JAY EFRAN, PH.D.
ROB FAUBER, PHD
Product:
NRC095765
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5/1/2012
Authors:
WILLIAM DOHERTY, PH.D.
RON TAFFEL, PH.D.
STEVE ANDREAS, MA, NLP
CLIFTON MITCHELL, PH.D.
JAY EFRAN, PH.D.
ROB FAUBER, PHD
Product:
NRC095765
Copyright:
5/1/2012
Authors:
WILLIAM DOHERTY, PH.D.
RON TAFFEL, PH.D.
STEVE ANDREAS, MA, NLP
CLIFTON MITCHELL, PH.D.
JAY EFRAN, PH.D.
ROB FAUBER, PHD
Product:
NRC095765
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Spitting in the Client's Soup
Don’t Overthink Your Interventions
In our profession, it’s often more alluring to explore new gimmicks than to acknowledge that our success largely hinges on simple, commonsense factors.
Magazine Article
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Rob Fauber, Ph.D., is associate professor of psychology and associate director of clinical training at Temple University.
