independent

March 10, 2010

ISSN 1757-7993

Welcome to Contemporary Psychotherapy. With the professional community of psychotherapists and counsellors in mind, Contemporary Psychotherapy aims to be progressive, inquiring and creative, to encourage interactive debate with its readership and to address rather than avoid the possibly contentious.

Volume 1 No 2, Winter 2009

Articles:

Editorial – Werner Kierski
Resistance to Private Practice – Deborah Davies
Interview with Victor Yalom – Interview Werner Kierski
From Client to Friend - Louise Buckle
The Significance of Siblings – Christina Sensale
Psychotherapy, Publishing and Older Women – Jean Davies Okimoto

Reviews:

Who is it That Can Tell Me Who I Am? – Brigitta Mowat
Psychological Perspective on Venice Biennale 2009 - Lynda Woodroffe
Moon – film review – Zachary Boren
The Age of Stupid – experiential film review – Hannah Mowat
Where the Waters Meet – Uta Blohm

Image: Red Rule. by JAMALadi

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