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Psychotherapist Newsletter

(formerly Psychotherapist Associates E-Newsletter)

The Psychotherapist Newsletter is a biannual collection of articles by psychotherapists featuring scientific programs and publications about psychoanalytic psychotherapy, personal reflections, social and community issues, and advocacy for in-depth psychotherapy.

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Click here to download the Spring 2025 Psychotherapist Newsletter

APsA Psychotherapist Newsletter Spring 2025

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Please contact Margo Goldman (margogoldmanmd (at) gmail.com) or Padmavathy Desai (padmadesaillc (at) gmail.com)
for more information.

The views expressed in the Psychotherapist Newsletter are solely that of the authors and does not necessarily reflect the views of them American Psychoanalytic Association or other associated parties.

APsA Staff

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