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Count Me Out of “Recovery Nation”—Negative Self-Identity Is the Cruelest Stigma...

Stanton Peele Ph.D., J.D. - August 9, 2016

How Placebos Prove That People Conquer Addiction With Their Minds

Stanton Peele Ph.D., J.D. - March 14, 2016

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The “Make Me Feel Better!” Patient: Omnipotent Transference Resistance, the Pleasure...

Johannes Kieding - March 6, 2023

It’s wonderful when treatments lead to major success and character change, but I will go out on a limb and assume that...

The Fingerprint of ISTDP and Reflections on Variability in the application...

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What to do with defenses before we have a conscious therapeutic...

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ISTDP-informed Couples Therapy

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A Clean Slate

Benna Sherman Ph.D. - July 19, 2017

Dissociative Identity and Finding Therapy

Lorraine Garcia Ph.D. - March 28, 2017

What Does My Child Need From Me?

Becky Meline - August 23, 2017

Are You a Perfectionist or Inner Slave Driver

Judith Orloff MD - May 24, 2016

The Stigma of Being a Procrastinator

Mary Lamia Ph.D. - September 15, 2017

An Ode to Mirror Neurons

Bobbie Wornell LMFT - June 26, 2017

Could Playing Tetris Help Prevent PTSD?

Holly Bechard - April 24, 2017

Two Strikes in Couples Therapy

Robert Kraft Ph.D. - May 9, 2017

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