Well, some might say so. A New York Times op-ed piece today essentially about the clash between science and religion, titled: “The Neural Buddhists”. In parts of the article, you could substitute ideas relating to “psychotherapy” or “psychotherapists” — particularly for those operating from an psychoanalytic psychotherapy perspective — where you find ideas pertaining to [...]
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Sorry, But Your Form of Psychotherapy Just Died
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Pro-Choice Attitude Toward Medication?
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Not necessarily. Interesting article in the New York Times (May 11) about what’s has been dubbed the “mad pride” movement, that is, people that are writing about their struggles with mental health. Several blogs and websites are mentioned, for instance Liz Spikol’s blog, The Trouble with Spikol and The Icarus Project – “navigating the space [...]
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