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1 week agoSynchronicity and Rethinking 'Evidence-Based' Therapy
One might assume, in light of the strong claims for 'evidence-based' therapies and the public denigration of other therapies, that there must be extremely strong scientific evidence for their benefits. There is not. There is a yawning chasm between what we are told research shows and what research actually shows. Empirical research actually shows that 'evidence-based' therapies are ineffective for most patients most of the time.
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