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The Psychotherapist’s Guide To Human Memory

Contributors

By Janet L. Jones

Formats and Prices

On Sale
Jul 2, 1999
Page Count
304 pages
Publisher
Basic Books
ISBN-13
9780465085170

Price

$40.00

Price

$50.00 CAD

Format

Hardcover

Format:

Hardcover $40.00 $50.00 CAD

Despite its importance as a primary tool in creating and comprehending the self, memory is largely neglected in the therapeutic training curriculum. As a result, many therapists are prone to accept incorrect clinical assumptions that can cause damage to their clients. This concise guide will offer an authoritative yet accessible account of the basic principles of human memory that are especially important in the therapeutic setting. Topics include the latest findings on “recovered memories,” memory and mood, suggestibility, body memories, and more.


Janet L. Jones

About the Author

Janet Jones, Ph.D., began working with horses in early childhood, trained for a large stable over many years, and later ran her own successful horse training business. She earned her Ph.D. in cognitive science from UCLA and taught perception, language, memory, and thought for 23 years as a college professor. She offers masterclasses in brain-based horsemanship worldwide, consults for companies including Nissan Motor Corporation, and won Japan’s Equine Culture Award in 2021, the first American author to receive that prize since Laura Hillenbrand won for Seabiscuit. Jones and her horse True live in the Rocky Mountains and may be reached at janet-jones.com.

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