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                                "Crazy" Therapies By Dr. Margaret Singer, Ph.D. and Janja Lalich, Ph.D.

                                 This book is a startling expose of the alternative philosophies and practices that can be found in today’s ever-growing psychotherapeutic marketplace.

                                 The book describes actual case histories of people who participated in a variety of controversial therapies. The authors outline methods and guidelines for distinguishing a legitimate therapeutic approach from one that is irrational, possibly harmful, and sometimes unethical.

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