Persuasion and Healing: A Comparative Study of Psychotherapy
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Persuasion and Healing: A Comparative Study of Psychotherapy

by Jerome D. Frank, Julia B. Frank, Bruce E. Wampold

Psychology Mental Health psychotherapy
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Persuasion and Healing presents a comparative study of psychotherapy, examining the field’s approaches to healing and change. Written by Jerome D. Frank, Julia B. Frank, and Bruce E. Wampold, it offers a broad, scholarly perspective for readers interested in psychology, mental health, and therapeutic practice.

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Persuasion and Healing is a comparative study of psychotherapy by Jerome D. Frank, Julia B. Frank, and Bruce E. Wampold.

The book examines psychotherapy as a field concerned with healing, change, and the relationship between therapeutic methods and outcomes.

Its comparative approach makes it relevant to readers interested in the foundations, practices, and interpretation of psychotherapy.

Suitable for students, professionals, and general readers seeking a thoughtful study of psychotherapy and its healing aims.

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