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Is Our Survival Instinct Failing Us?

Recent articles

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

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

The Universal Wound, Transference Behaviors, and Stepping out of the Shoes

Portraiting: Considerations of some common issues

ISTDP-informed Couples Therapy

When supportive therapy is not supportive

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