Contribution to the discussion regarding the article ‘Towards a socially inspired psychotherapy’ by Luigi D’Elia
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I gladly accepted the invitation to ‘say a few words’, among the many that would be necessary, regarding social psychotherapy and the contribution that Luigi D’Elia stimulates. Hilmann and Ventura in their 1998 book ‘We’ve had a hundred years of psychotherapy – and the world’s getting worse’ were already wondering why in one hundred years psychoanalysis had failed to cure human malaise, to make us all happier and to create a better world. [...]
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