Review of Gateways to Psychotherapy

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This looks like the kind of book to recommend to someone who wants to take a career in counseling. Good review by the way.
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Psychology is a trending topics in the society today. A book emcompassing it will do much good to those who need psychological advices, and even the psychologists themselves. Great review.
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This is an interesting non-fiction book highlighting psychotherapy, resolving problematic behaviors, beliefs, feelings, relationship issues, and somatic responses. The book is temporarily free on Amazon Kindle and has a well-written OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD.
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An open-mind and the willingness to incorporate new technologies or beliefs in order to benefit their clients is one of the most important aspects of a good therapist, in my opinion. And the format aspects you mention might seem minute but I've found that a consistent and reader-friendly experience helps the reading experience immensely.
Good review!
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Considering the hardships people face in the day to day life, to some psychotherapy is the only thing keeping them sane. I appreciate the author's detailed info on psychotherapy. The review is extremely positive piquing my intrest to know what takes place in the book. Congratulations to today's BOTD.
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This seems like an interesting topic. You get to see the other side of psychotherapy from the therapists view. Great review!
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An informative book about health and psychotherapy!
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Thank you for the excellent review on this book, it certainly encourages a reader to take a look for at what it has to offer. I like the fact that it is well organized, and the author has provided useful steps on being a good psychotherapist. I imagine that will be of value to students and perhaps to others who may need to see a psychotherapist for the first time by knowing a little of what to expect.
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From the first line of the review, I already found myself overwhelmed by the terminologies that I'd have to deal with reading this book. Well, good for me, there's a specific readership for it; I'm definitely not one of them. I'd, however, commend the reviewer for the great job she did.
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It's an important step to educate therapists and clients on guides and steps to be followed during and after the process of therapy. These steps are very useful and govern the flow of therapy. This is an insightful book. Congratulations on BOTD!
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This book is more suited for those in the field of psychotherapy whether certified practitioners or students or those interested in this study. Thank you for the review.
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I don't think this is a book for me but an increase in mental health books and overall awareness is admirable and appreciated. It is always good when the author supports his claims with research. Great review.
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This book is a helpful guide for those who are interested in psychotherapy. It discusses various aspects of psychotherapy since the author uses his own experience but also documents and other sources to illuminate the topic. Many can definitely learn from this nonfiction book. Congrats on the BOTD!
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This book is more geared towards people in the field of psychotherapy. I’m not the target audience for this. Thank you for your review!
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This book is more geared towards people in the field of psychotherapy. I’m not the target audience for this. Thank you for your review!
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