by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Feb 6, 2019 | Psychotherapy and Research
A Harvard Mental Health Letter article titled “Dropping out of psychotherapy” begins by saying: “Surveys show that nearly half of people who begin psychotherapy—individual, group, or couples—quit, dissatisfied, against the therapist’s...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Oct 1, 2017 | Psychotherapy and Research
Many Christians are suffering from the ravages of life and are unnecessarily caught up in the psychological counseling system. When people are suffering from problems of living related to feeling, thinking and behaving, the usual response is to refer the person to...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Jun 1, 2016 | Psychotherapy and Research
We acknowledge that this article was inspired by research psychiatrist E. Fuller Torrey, MD, and his book Witchdoctors and Psychiatrists: The Common Roots of Psychotherapy and Its Future.1 According to the dictionary, a witchdoctor is “a person in some...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Dec 1, 2014 | Psychotherapy and Research
Brave New World depicts a dystopia in which fathers and mothers are regarded as an obscenity – the result of the influence of Freudian psychology and the bottle-nurture of babies among a sexually liberated populace. Huxley’s brilliant novel strikes the...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Feb 1, 2014 | Psychotherapy and Research
Psychotherapy depends on conversation and rapport. However, the conversation ends up being artificial and the rapport is not based on true friendship. Psychological counseling is a fabricated relationship which lacks reciprocity and relies on financial remuneration....
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Dec 1, 2012 | Psychotherapy and Research
The psychotherapeutic establishment has turned our country into a psychological society where individual emotional well-being is high on the agenda and there is a full cadre of psychological professionals to tell us how to live and how to solve problems. As Charles J....
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