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The Recovery Movement Comes of Age: Dealing with the Backlash to Recovery by Jason Saffer, MFCC We are beginning to witness a mounting backlash against the recovery movement in general and recovery-oriented psychotherapy in particular. In response to a heightened awareness that absent, shaming, neglectful, abusive, or overcontrolling parents have created a nation of dysfunctional people with suffering self-esteem, detractors are having a field day. The publication and promotion of ...

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