HOUSE OF CARDS
Psychology and Psychotherapy Built on Myth
HOUSE OF CARDS: Psychology and Psychotherapy Built on Myth is by Dr. Robyn Dawes, a professor at Carnegie-Mellon University and widely recognized for his research on psychology and psychotherapy. Although this is a secular book, it presents important research reasons as to why Christians should not use or dispense psychotherapy or integrate its theories into Christianity. Softbound, 388 pages.

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Contents

       Preface

PART I: THE CLAIMS OF THE MENTAL HEALTH EXPERTS VERSUS THE EVIDENCE
  1.  Introduction
  2.  Psychotherapy: The Myth of Expertise
  3.  Prediction and Diagnosis: More Myths of Expertise
  4.  Experience: The Myth of Expanding Expertise
  5.  Licensing: The Myth of Protecting the Public
  6.  A Plethora of Experts and What to Do About Them
  7.  Why the Myths Are Believed

PART II: IMPACT ON OUR CULTURAL BELIEFS
  8. New Age Psychology
  9. Paternalistic Put-Downs: Clients as Slaves to Therapists,
      and the Rest of Us as Slaves to Our Feelings
10. Autonomy and Advice
      Notes
      Index
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