Use Your Imagination: A Balm for Psychiatry Residents
Despite the plethora of books on the topic, our hearts told us that there was very little that we “know” about the way that psychotherapy “works” in the brain. Together, we generated a list of possible constructs: rapport with therapist/developing theory of mind, learning, making the unconscious con...
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