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#200 – Dr James Morandini on Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation

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#199 – Lou Lasprugato on ACT Within The Therapeutic Relationship

In this episode of Better Thinking, Nesh Nikolic speaks with Lou Lasprugato about ACT within the therapeutic relationship, including process-based functional assessment and shaping psychological flexibility.Lou Lasprugato is a psychotherapist and internationally recognized traine ...  Show more

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