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Contains:
- The McDonaldization of Psychotherapy? – Michael R. Montgomery
- Throwness, Freedom And The Will For Authenticity: An Existential Developmental Approach to Psychotherapy – Evgenia Georganda
- To ‘Be’ or to ‘Do’: Is that the Question? – John Pollard
- Philosophy and Identity: The Relationship Between Choice of Existential Orientation and Therapists’ Sense of Self – Vicki Smith, Dawn Leeming & Viv Burr
- Relatedness – Contextualising Being and Doing in Existential Therapy – Ernesto Spinelli
- Embodied Democracy – Greg Madison
- Open Dialogue: An Applied Laingian Practice – Monica Lawson
- Why Process Is (Almost) Everything – Manu Bazzano
- Persecutory Delusions: A False, Meaningless Pathology? A critique of the use of psychopathological conceptualisations of paranoia in Counselling Psychology practice – Rachel Osborne
- Trauma Theory and Chinese Antiquity – Yiju Huang
- The Role of Existential Therapy In The Prevention of Social Media-Driven Anxiety – Amir Adam Tarsha
- Reflections Around The Existential Therapy-World – Yaqui Andrés Martínez Robles
- Alone and Together With Myself: How Do We Experience Solitude? – Emma Jackson
- A response to ‘Life And Death – A Meditation’ Susanna Rennie and Ernesto Spinelli – Diana Mitchell
