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Barry Brant, Ph.D.
Arizona State University<\/p>\n
Jo Cohen, Ph.D.
Kutztown University<\/p>\n
Marge Witty Ph.D.
Illinois School of Professional Psychology<\/p>\n
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A. Bohart
B. Brodley
J. Cohen
T. Cushman
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D. Page
P. Philip
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N. Raskin
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J. Keith Wood
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Full Edition<\/a><\/p>\n Editorial<\/a> Alzheimer\u2019s and Authenticity: A Person-Centered Framework that Promotes Mutuality and Reciprocity<\/a> The Kinship between Self Psychology, Intersubjectivity, Relational Psychoanalysis, and the Client-Centered Approach<\/a> Teaching Us a Thing or Two: Kahn on Psychoanalysis and Rogers<\/a> Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Client-Centered Therapy: Different Practices<\/a> Sandor Ferenczi, A Proto-Rogerian: A Reply to Fred Redekop and Barry Grant<\/a> An Example of Client-Centered Therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder<\/a> Uses and Limitations of the Non-Directivity Paradigm for Therapy with Families in Crisis<\/a> Person-Centered Counseling in the Schools<\/a> Nonviolent Communication: Tools and Talking-Points for Practicing the Person-Centered Approach<\/a> Person-Centered Therapy, Masculinity, and Violence<\/a> Summary and Evaluation of Carl Rogers\u2019 Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Therapeutic Personality Change<\/a> Inclusion as a Natural Extension of the Person-Centered Approach: Welcoming All Learners<\/a> Errata: Teaching Person-Centered Counseling Using a Co-Counseling Experience<\/a> IN MEMORIAM: NAT RASKIN<\/a> IN MEMORIAM: GARRY PROUTY<\/a>
Jo Cohen Hamilton<\/p>\n
Claudia J. Strauss<\/p>\n
Edwin Kahn<\/p>\n
Frederick Redekop<\/p>\n
Barry Grant<\/p>\n
Edwin Kahn<\/p>\n
Jon Rose<\/p>\n
Frederick Redekop<\/p>\n
Helen S. Hamlet<\/p>\n
Ian Mayes<\/p>\n
Debra Weikert<\/p>\n
Elisabeth Eager<\/p>\n
Sarah Walker<\/p>\n
Maria Hess<\/p>\n
Jerold D. Bozarth<\/p>\n
Amanda R. E. Aller Lowe<\/p>\n