Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association

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Articles in March 2006 issue of Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association

• Reflections on working for children's social services in the United Kingdom.
  by Eliot, Alexandra
• Group concerns.(Issues in Group Therapy)(Column)
  by Gross, Bruce
• Dr. William Glasser to speak at the American Psychotherapy Association's 2006 National Conference.(American Psychotherapy Association News)
• Intimacy: the key to a healthy relationship.(Relationships)
  by Mosier, Will
• Act It Out: 25 Expressive Ways to Heal from Childhood Abuse.(Brief article)(Book review)
• Weakening the storms of disaster.(Practice Management)
  by Hixson, Ronald R.
• The Passion Principle: Discover Your Personal Passion Signature and the Secrets to Deeper Relationships.(Brief article)(Book review)
• Forget me not farm: a healing place.(Child psychotherapy)
  by Rossiter, Sherry
• CE Test page: four total credits available (with the completion of all 4 CE tests).(continuing education)
• Neuropsychotherapy.(Chair's Corner)
  by Baer, Mike
• The 7 Steps to The Cure of Souls.(Brief article)(Book review)
• Aging alone?(toys for elderly)
  by Rosenberg-Javors, Irene
• The conventional long-acting antipsychotics.(RX Primer)
  by Bhagar, Harpriya A.; Schmetzer, Alan D.
• How to apply for Diplomate status.(American Psychotherapy Association News)
• A niche and a need: a summary of the need for sport psychology consultants in collegiate sports.
  by Duve, Michael A.; Kornspan, Alan S.
• Have you earned an APA Diplomate distinction?(American Psychotherapy Association News)
• Obstacles in therapy: redefining the therapeutic role.
  by Denofsky, Howard
• The power of myth: foster family vs. foster group care.
  by MacDonald, Frederick F.