Posts Tagged ‘news and research’

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Research on Termination of Therapy: Too Much or Not Enough?

Last updated 16th January 2008

Interesting research results indicate that sixty percent of private practice dynamically oriented psychotherapy clients feel that their therapy either lasted too long or ended too soon. Is it the case that money, or patience, run out?

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Putting Your Cyber Face On

Last updated 10th January 2008

Using Facebook is like being back at school again. Except that you are trying to please the whole world at once…

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Act Now, Regret Later?

Last updated 20th December 2007

Many carry out the pretty irrational act of buying Lottery tickets out of “anticipatory regret”: those who choose the same set of numbers simply cannot bear the thought of them coming up one day when they hadn’t bought a ticket. Anyone out there carrying on doing the best they can in a dysfunctional relationship with a similar mindset?

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Thinking Ourselves Into Health (In Housework and in Therapy)

Last updated 13th December 2007

A study shows that just a subjective awareness that we are doing something healthy causes actual improvements in our health. Does this give any clues about how therapy works?

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Is Sadness Good for Us?

Last updated 6th December 2007

‘If you never feel sad, it is because you have never become attached to someone, and that is a very lonely way to be.’

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