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What You Never Learned In Graduate School: A Survival Guide for Therapists

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The cultural and social conditions under which psychoanalysts work have changed radically in the last few years. Many standard textbooks on technique no longer speak to the currently embattled generation of therapists. Drs. Kottler and Hazler have mastered the discipline, and they convey it with freshness and an understanding of the special difficulties of these times.

In the managed care climate of abbreviated treatment and psychopharmacological cures, Jeffrey Kottler and Richard Hazler provide a breath of fresh air that will satisfy and fortify both beginning and experienced clinicians.

This book is helpful for those individuals going to school to become therapists. Some of the information has changed since it was published but over all there are key concepts they communicate that new graduates will find useful when entering the workforce after graduation. In fact, the information about supervision will come in handy for my upcoming clinical rotations.