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Integrating Dreamwork into Clinical Practice

By Patrick McNamara — 2018

Most psychologists have had clients work with their dreams in therapy-but all too often this work has to be initiated by the client. Indeed, most psychologists receive no special training with regard to dreams so they do not work as effectively as they could with dreams.

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