Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association

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Articles in September 2002 issue of Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association

• Member honored.
• Priestly crisis--a teachable moment.(Ethics)
  by Boyer, Ann; Spees, Everett, K.
• Mentoring: a personal view.
  by Baer, Michael
• Effective, short-term therapy: utilizing finger labyrinths to promote brain synchrony.
  by Harris, Neal
• Everyone's health insurance crisis: September 11th tragedies, financial implosions, each add to woes of insurance companies.
  by Fasone, James M.
• Choosing your counsel wisely.(Student's Corner)
  by Coons, Caryn M.
• What do you think?
• Natural environment and the practice of psychotherapy.
  by Besthorn, Fred H.
• Wake up, American leaders.(Lifestyle Psychotherapy[TM])
  by Urban, Walter J.
• Member update: chapters.
  by McCoy, Brent
• The 5 cycles of emotional abuse: investigating a malignant victimization.
  by Smullens, SaraKay
• Enhancing resiliency in adults, youths and children: an anticipatory prevention program to help citizens manage life adversities and crises.
  by Clark, Reg
• Welcome new members!
• Boundaries in the therapeutic relationship.
  by Rand, Marjorie L.
• Innocent lost: the impact of 9-11 on the development of children.
  by Reynolds, Cynthia; Smith, Shannon
• Psychotherapy in Germany: a land of stringent regulations and limited possibilities.(Social Work Notes)
  by MacDonald, Frederick F.
• America: one year after 9/11.
  by Clark, Kathy
• Setting Yourself Free: Breaking the Cycle of Emotional Abuse in Family, Friendships, Work and Love.(New Book)(Brief Article)(Book Review)
• Internet addiction.(Addiction & Recovery)
  by Sandoz, Jeff
• Notes to myself--one year later.
  by Rosenberg-Javors, Irene
• Online therapy.
  by Gross, Bruce
• Impressions of Sept. 11, 2001.(America: One Year After 9/11)
  by Del Rio Diaz, Estyne
• Primer for Prescription Medications: the antipsychotic medicines--atypical.
  by Schmetzer, Alan D.