Sarah Ozol Shore
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Sarah Ozol Shore
Sarah Ozol Shore, MS, is a the founder of the Clinical Effectiveness Institute focused on clinical effectiveness as a requirement for ethical practice. Her work examines why sound therapy fails to produce structural change and what makes it possible.
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Lately
The Inversion of Therapeutic Responsibility
The Client Who Didn't Have a Problem
Ideas for the Therapy Room: When Only One Person Can Be a Subject & Jessica Benjamin's Mutual Recognition
The Client Who Had Nothing to Say
The Client Who Thought She Was a Bad Person
The Client Who Wanted Reassurance
The Client Who Talked for the Entire Session
The Client Who Asked You to Be More Directive
What Is Licensure Protecting?
You Were Never Taught to Understand Your Client
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