Abraham Maslow's Legacy for Counseling

Edward Hoffman

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Twenty years after Abraham Maslow's death (in 1970), it is time for a close look at his legacy for the counseling field. Maslow's innovative work, often misinterpreted by both his admirers as well as his critics, remains highly relevant to current concerns in counseling.

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