“It’s the Relationship That Heals” — But What Does the Evidence Say? Was Yalom Right? @TheCounsellingChannel
“It’s the Relationship That Heals” — But What Does the Evidence Say? Was Yalom Right? @TheCounsellingChannel
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What makes therapy effective? Anthony Crouch from CPCAB talks with Mick Cooper about the latest research on counselling and psychotherapy, exploring the factors that contribute to positive outcomes, the balance between relationship and technique, and what practitioners can learn from the evidence. Watch the full interview: youtu.be/PDrw4mUCZTE

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“It’s the Relationship That Heals” — But What Does the Evidence Say? Was Yalom Right?

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