Psychology

[close] Haslett TE 16-17 interns

[close] Inspire and be Inspired! Welcome to Inspiring Book Club where you can talk about your all-time favorite book that has inspired you the most, and helped change your life. What book has touched you deeper than any other? What words have moved you and transformed the way you look at life? No self-promotional books please. Let us build a library of inspiring books that we hold dear to our hearts and create a shelf filled with such special books. Inspiring others is the pathway to our own discoveries —RCC

[close] Welcome, therapists! This group is intended to provide psychotherapists with a place to discuss the books they've read and loved, request recommendations for literature on specific clinical topics, and build a psychotherapist community around continual professional growth through reading. Please share your favorite books with other therapists by adding to our community bookshelf. Write on our Discussion Board to ask for reading recommendations, start a discussion on a particular book, or post a book review. You are welcome to post about books that are: 1. Related to clinical psychotherapeutic interventions and/or research 2. Related to themes relevant to psychotherapy (i.e. social justice and cultural competence) 3. Helpful to your own personal and professional growth regarding issues of self-care or countertransference 4. Meaningful reading recommendations for clients All psychotherapists - social workers, MFT's, counselors, psychologists, and even students - are encouraged to join this community :) Please spread the word...let's get reading!

[close] Members of the Stanford Symbolic Systems community — undergraduate and graduate students in cognitive science, AI, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, computer science