The Effects of Psychological Therapy

The Effects of Psychological Therapy
ISBN-10
0080246745
ISBN-13
9780080246741
Category
Psychotherapy
Pages
302
Language
English
Published
1980
Publisher
Pergamon
Authors
Stanley Rachman, Stanley J. Rachman, G. Terence Wilson

Description

In M. Shepherd and D. Davies ( Eds . ) . Studies in psychiatry . Oxford : Oxford Universtiy Press . Wing , J. ( 1978 ) Reasoning about madness . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Wing , J. and Freudenberg , R. ( 1961 ) The response of ...

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