APA Practice Guidelines Template Jeopardizes Clinical Autonomy of Practitioners

Walls, Gary B.; Scholom, Allan

doi:10.1037/e404672005-010

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“…Students, and hence the coming generation of romantically inclined professionals, are at a particular disadvantage. As increasing segments of the therapeutic population gravitate toward managed mental health care and as professional organizations---such as the American Psychological Association and the American Psychiatric Association--accede to these trends, the opportunities to learn about, let alone to practice, romantically oriented approaches are rapidly dwindling (Walls & Scholom, 1996).…”

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Toward a science of the heart: Romanticism and the revival of psychology.

Schneider¹

1998

American Psychologist

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Editor's note. Raymond P. Lorion served as action editor for this article.Author's note. Writing this article has been an odyssey. My deepest thanks go to the many colleagues and friends who have supported me during my labors. In particular, I would like to thank Frederick J. Wertz, without whose encouragement, assistance, and impeccable scholarship this article may not have come to pass. I would also like to thank

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Section: The Threats To Romanticismmentioning

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