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Collaboration and Nonpathology in Therapy A featured column by Noah Rubinstein, LMFT, LMHC
Noah Rubinstein, LMFT, LMHC
Noah is the Executive Director of GoodTherapy.org and a therapist in private practice in Anchorage, Alaska where he provides collaborative and non-pathologizing psychotherapy. Noah developed goodtherapy.org to try to counter the tendency within the field of mental health to view people as deficient & fundamentally flawed. He hopes that GoodTherapy.org will help people to find healthy therapists and to learn about the differences between healthy and not so healthy psychotherapy. He shares his views on non-pathologizing psychotherapy in his regular column. More about Noah and his contact info can be found at feelingbettercenter.com or his GoodTherapy.org Profile
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- Welcome to my column on Collaboration and Nonpathology in Therapy
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