In tribute to Michael White, who died unexpectedly in April 2008, we offer the excellent summary of his work by Mary Sykes Wylie, 'Panning for Gold'
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Supershrinks By Scott Miller, Mark Hubble, and Barry Duncan
How to become an extraordinary therapist.

How Being Bad Can Make You Better by Barry Duncan, Scott Miller and Mark Hubble
Developing a culture of feedback in your practice.

Divorcing Well by Ashley Davis Prend
Bringing Buddhist practices to divorce counseling.

Sleepless in America by Mary Sykes Wylie
The effects of our wired lifestyle on our rest practices.

MAGAZINE

SEPT/OCT ISSUE

How Evolved Are We?

Featured Articles

It's a Jungle in There By Louis Cozolino
We're not as evolved as we think.

Our Serotonin, Our Selves? By Charles Barber
Can the brains of the dead give hope to the living?

Brain to Brain By Bonnie Badenoch
Applying the wisdom of neuroscience in your practice.

Unlocking the Emotional Brain By Bruce Ecker
Finding the neural key to transformation.

Other Feature

Practice Makes Perfect By Carolyn Daitch
There's no shortcut to lasting change.

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EDITOR'S NOTE

Inspired by this issue's cover story on the evolution of the human brain, our mild-mannered creative consultant, Dick Anderson, a 30-year veteran of the Networker, added an unexpected ...

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Lessons Well Learned

Q: Too often between sessions, my clients seem to forget the epiphanies they've had in my office. Then it seems we're starting over at square one. How can I help them hold onto and follow through on the insights and skills they've learned in therapy?

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