Judith Barr Presents ‘Power Abused, Power Healed’ to GoodTherapy.org Members

July 11th, 2008

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Dear Members and Visitors to GoodTherapy.org,

Today the GoodTherapy.org Team was pleased to experience the third teleconference in our Spring into Summer Teleconference Series: ‘Power Abused, Power Healed’ presented by Judith Barr, MA, LMHC. A huge “thank you” to Judith for presenting to GoodTherapy.org members her very important work on healing the abuse of power that can occur in therapy and in the world in general.

To support those of you who attended today’s teleconference and who may have more questions or would enjoy having a forum to discuss Judith’s methods, we created this blog entry to serve as a forum where you can post your questions, leave comments, and engage in a dialogue about it. Please feel welcome to join us in the discussion.

To view the comments or make your own, simply scroll to the bottom of this particular article and click on the “Comment” link.

For more information about Judith and her work, please visit her website:
http://www.PowerAbusedPowerHealed.com

Enjoy,

Noah :)

Noah Rubinstein, LMFT
Founder and CEO

http://www.GoodTherapy.org

 

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