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Mirroring: A calculated therapeutic technique or just conversation?

Mirroring: A calculated therapeutic technique or just conversation? Understanding how and why a shiny reflective surface might heal. (Download this article as a PDF) By Jason N. Camu, Psy.D. licensed clinical psychologist dr.camu@fuelforemotionalhealth.com Perhaps there is more debate about the definition of, and use of “mirroring” in psychotherapy than might first be apparent. As I […]

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Intuition: Our greatest personal gift or professional weakness?

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Why We Treat: The Inherent Juxtaposition of the Helping Professions

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Providing Treatment: So what exactly is treatment?

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“Narcissistic,” losing its usefulness as a clinical descriptor?

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