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Empirically Supported Therapies and Therapy Relationships: What are the Serious Problems and Plausible Alternatives?

By Mahrer Alvin in (2005)

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A Broader Perspective: Counseling Psychology’s Emphasis on Evidence

By Wampold Bruce in (2005)

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Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Means Evidence-Informed, Not Evidence-Driven

By Bohart Arthur in (2005)

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The Meaning vs. The Medical Model in the Empirically Supported Treatment Program: A Consideration of The Empirical Evidence

By Honos-Webb Lara in (2005)

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Fault Lines in the Great EST Debate

By Dumont Frank in (2005)

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Avoiding an EST Monopoly: Toward a Pluralism of Philosophies and Methods

By Slife Brent in (2005)

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What is Psychotherapy for? A Plausible Alternative to Empirically Supported Therapies, Therapy Relationships, and Practice Guidelines

By Mahrer Alvin in (2005)

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Rules Versus Principles in Psychotherapy: Implications of the Quest for Universal Guidelines in the Movement for Empirically Supported Treatments

By Levitt Heidi in (2005)

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Evidence-Based Psychotherapy and Counselling in the UK: Critique and Alternatives

By Feltham Colin in (2005)

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