Why clinical psychologists should read philosophy : an introduction

Paul Rhodes · Janet Conti

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The aim of this paper is to argue for a deeper engagement between the fields of clinical psychology and philosophy. Clinical psychology has become divorced from its philosophical roots, in part due to its efforts to attain the status as a science. In this paper we argue for a clinical psychology that can recognise its philosophical roots in responding to contemporary challenges, thereby generating a meta-modern project that can open up new arenas for innovation.

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