Is psychotherapy dependent upon diagnosis

At first glance, such a question as that posed in the title of this paper may seem absurd. The tendency would be to answer immediately: Yes, of course, and to refer to the field of medicine, where it is quite apparent that therapeutic measures are determined by differential diagnosis. Thorne writes in this connection: It seems elemental that rational treatment cannot be planned and executed until an accurate diagnosis has been made (9, p. 319)

Psychotherapist · Psychology · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

• Psychiatric Diagnosis

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• The reliability of psychiatric diagnoses

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• Psychiatric diagnosis

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• The Negotiation of Meaning in Psychotherapy

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• In Memoriam

  Open Access•Rodney K Goodyear•The Counseling Psychologist•2008

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• The 1994 Leona Tyler Award Address

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• A Current View of Client-Centered or Relationship Therapy

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• The clinical method in science

  Frederick C Thorne•American Psychologist•1947

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• Significant aspects of client-centered therapy

  Carl R Rogers•American Psychologist•1946

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• The future of research in clinical psychology and psychiatry

  David Rapaport•American Psychologist•1947

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