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The Instinct to Heal

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Updated: January 06, 2005

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The Bottom Line
This book should be required reading for graduate students going into mental health fields.
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Pros
  • Well-written book covering new effective techniques
  • Servan-Schreiber ties things together well
Cons
  • none
Description
  • Covers new "fringe" techniques as well as more traditional techniques.
  • Provides a unifying theory of how they work.
  • Well-written.
Guide Review - The Instinct to Heal
Servan-Schreiber explores other new therapies, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), dawn simulation alarm clocks, acupuncture, omega-3 fatty acids (such as those in fish oil), and pet therapy. Despite the differences inherent in these techniques, he manages to tie them together in a manner that will be helpful for both a lay and a professional audience. If any of these techniques are of interest to you, I recommend that you read this book.
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