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While it is true that millions of people are greatly helped by psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, group, and other types of legitimate therapies, each year thousands of vulnerable and unsuspecting individuals go to and trust practitioners who persuade clients to accept various unfounded and fanciful methods. Generally these enthusiastic - and perhaps ill-trained - therapists are themselves convinced of the healing powers of an array of techniques, some dating back far into time, that range from hilarious to hazardous. Some clients are helped - most likely as a result of a placebo effect;…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1996Jossey-Bass · 263 pages · 9780787902780
Consumer educationAbuse ofPsychiatric errorsPsychotherapyPopular worksPsychotherapy patientsDiagnostic ErrorsProfessional Ethics
