Welcome to My Column on Collaboration and Non-pathology in Therapy

February 2nd, 2007  |  

Welcome to my column on Collaboration and Non-pathology in therapy. In this column I hope to share my occasional insights into collaborative and non-pathologizing psychotherapy which mostly present themselves during therapy sessions. I hope in particular to raise awareness and sensitivity to the inadvertent and subtle ways we can alienate the people we work with. My hope is to facilitate more human and authentic connections between therapists and the people with which they work.

Noah

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