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Special Issue

Psychotherapist Transformations

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration
June 2019
(Vol.29, No.2)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9278-3
Item #
5682906
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PDF

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Table of contents

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  • My Journey Through Psychotherapy Integration by Twists and Turns (open access article)
    Stanley B. Messer
  • Reproductive Traumas as a Catalyst for Clinician Transformation
    Julie Bindeman
  • Building a Culture of Caring: Lessons Learned From Managing Professional Expectations While Navigating the Emotional Upheaval of Divorce
    Brenda Nash and Norah A. Chapman
  • Impacts of Challenging Life Experiences on Professional Development in Graduate Trainees
    Tabina K. Choudhury, Kendall John, and Namrata Nanavaty
  • Traumatic Pet Loss and the Integration of Attachment-Based Animal Assisted Therapy
    Katherine Compitus
  • Thrownness: One Practitioner's Experience of an Unexpected Disaster
    John Delatorre
  • Survivor–Therapists and Sexual-Assailant–Clients: A Unified Approach to Sexual Communication Skills Building and Assault Prevention
    Heather C. Hennrick and Michelle Byrd
  • The Transformative Process of the Bereaved Therapist
    Amy Horwell
  • Challenges and Growth Through Bereavement During Graduate Training
    James E. McDonald and Peter P. Grau
  • When Your Graduation Gift Is Cancer: The Making of a Psychotherapist
    Arianne E. Miller
  • The Cracks Where the Light Gets In: Exploring Therapist Transformation Following the Loss of a Family Member to Suicide
    Aaron B. Murray-Swank
  • You Too, Me Too: My Professional Development and Transformation as a Psychotherapist
    JoAnn Ponder
  • Pregnancy and Disability: Therapist Transitions and Transformations
    Tracy A. Prout
  • Coping With the Terminal Illness of a Colleague in a Mental Health Organization
    Beatriz Gómez, Edith Vega, Diana Kirszman, and Héctor Fernández-Alvarez