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• Psychotherapy’s Big Tent: Room for All at Our New Home

  • Holly A. Swartz
  ,M.D.,

  Vol. 72, No. 118 Mar 2019

• Y Model Psychotherapy Training: A Qualitative Investigation of Students’ Experiences

  • Gavin Ivey
  ,Ph.D., and
  • Carolyn Deans
  ,Ph.D.

  Vol. 72, No. 121 Feb 2019

• Trauma-Focused Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Patient With PTSD in a Veterans Affairs Setting

  • Fredric N. Busch
  ,M.D.,
  • Nicole Nehrig
  ,Ph.D.,
  • Barbara Milrod
  ,M.D.

  Vol. 72, No. 121 Feb 2019

• Why Is It Easier to Get Mad Than It Is to Feel Sad? Pilot Study of Regulation-Focused Psychotherapy for Children

  • Tracy A. Prout
  ,Ph.D.,
  • Timothy Rice
  ,M.D.,
  • Sean Murphy
  ,Ph.D.,
  • Emma Gaines
  ,Psy.D.,
  • Sophia Aizin
  ,M.S.,
  • Danielle Sessler
  ,Psy.D.,
  • Talya Ramchandani
  ,M.S.,
  • Emma Racine
  ,M.S.,
  • Yulia Gorokhovsky
  ,M.S.,
  • Leon Hoffman
  ,M.D.

  Vol. 72, No. 121 Feb 2019

• Which Problem Are We Addressing Today? The Utility of a Multifaceted Formulation Approach to a Complex Case

  • Anita Kumar Chang
  ,D.O., and
  • Leslie H. Lundahl
  ,Ph.D.

  Vol. 72, No. 121 Feb 2019

• Do We Need a Supportive-Therapy-Specific Psychotherapy Supervision?

  • C. Edward WatkinsJr.
  ,Ph.D.

  Vol. 72, No. 121 Feb 2019

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