Creative Collaboration in Psychotherapy: Making Room for LifeThis text encourages both patient and therapist in creating the solutions to difficult problems. Despite the proximity which therapy fosters, the practitioner is asked to retain the capacity for surprise and exploration and to use the relationship as a creative force for new beginnings. |
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Creativity as Emerging Process | 3 |
Apology | 22 |
Trying as a Complex Function | 35 |
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