March/April 2012
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Taking the Measure of Psychotherapy
Today's Realities, Yesterday's Dreams
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Editor's Note
All therapy is about stories—the stories clients tell therapists and the (we hope) more truthful and helpful stories therapists and clients construct together. Therapy itself is really a story, or stories, about why people suffer, how they heal, and what therapists can do to promote the latter. In a sense, this magazine is a kind of meta-story—or meta-meta story—about all those other stories, a narrative in which we’re both the tellers and the told.
Still Crazy After All These Years?
A Look at 30 Years of the Networker
Psychotherapy's Greatest Debates
Assessing the State of the Art 2012
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Is Psychotherapy Getting Better?
A Progress Report on the Science—and Art—of the Psychotherapy Field
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Using Neuro-Linguistic Programming to Help a Panicked Client
From Certainty to Uncertainty
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