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Psychotherapie

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Staying well after psychosis

Andrew Gumley

2006

Growing up with domestic violence

Peter Jaffe

2011

Not Trauma Alone

Steven Gold

2000

Bipolar psychopharmacotherapy

Hagop S. Akiskal, Mauricio Tohen

2006

Helping and human relations

Robert R. Carkhuff

1969

Give sorrow words

Dorothy Judd

1989

Religious Theories of Personality and Psychotherapy

R. Paul Olson

2002

Family-of-origin therapy and diversity

H. Russell Searight

1997

Dialogue with Erich Fromm

Richard I. Evans

1966

Current psychotherapies

Raymond J. Corsini

1973

MIND-BODY PROBLEMS

EMILY MARTIN

1997

Feminism as therapy

Anica Vesel Mander

1974

What do you say after you say hello?

Eric Berne

1972

Soul searching

Doherty, William J.

1995

Feminism and psychotherapy

Irene Bruna Seu, Colleen Heenan

1998

Mental disorders in older adults

Steven H. Zarit

1998

Women's experience of feminist therapy and counselling

Eileen McLeod

1994

Manufacturing Victims (Psychology/self-help)

Tana Dineen

1996

Evidence Based Counselling and Psychological Therapies

Nancy Rowland

2000

Theory and practice of counseling and psychotherapy

Gerald F. Corey, Gerald Cory, Gerald Corey

1977

Therapy with Men after Sixty

Emily McCarthy, Barry McCarthy

2014

Psychodynamic psychiatry in clinical practice

Glen O. Gabbard M.D.

1990

Object relations therapy

Sheldon Cashdan

1988

Beyond the Brain

Stanislav Grof

1985

Treating psychological trauma and PTSD

Jacob D. Lindy, Matthew J. Friedman, Wilson, John P.

2001

Feminist perspectives in therapy

Judith Worell

1992

The psychological way/the spiritual way

Deidre Bobgan, Martin Bobgan

1979

The heart of psychotherapy

George H. Weinberg

1984

The residential treatment center

Child Welfare League of America.

1964

Where to start and what to ask

Susan Ries Lukas

1993

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