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Psychodynamic Treatment Research: A Handbook For Clinical Practice

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This comprehensive guide to conducting and understanding psychodynamic research and incorporating findings into clinical practice sifts through state-of-the-art research to show how, why and if psychotherapy works. Contributors include practitioners in psychodynamic psychotherapy, such as Hans Strupp, Otto Kernberg, Donald Spence, Robert Wallerstein and Arnold Cooper.

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