The Center for Collaborative Psychology and Psychiatry
http://www.collaborativepsychology.com/book-mpw.html
People who go into therapy frequently report good experiences where the patient feels understood and well-supported by the therapist, who uses his or her therapeutic skills to facilitate a discovery and healing process. But what if your therapy frustrates you? What if your therapist is off base and you don’t seem to be making progress? What happens if you can’t communicate with your therapist? Here are several tips for getting more out of your therapy by learning how to REALLY communicate with your therapist.
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