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The Computer Screen Shatters the Blank Screen — and Patients Benefit

By The Psychoanalysis 3.0 Writing, Group on June 24, 2011 in Psychoanalysis 3.0

Information technologies, from Google to Electronic Medical Records, are changing traditional models of the relationship between patients and therapists. Using the new transparency to create more openness between therapist and patient can have salutary effects. Read More

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