Why does therapy succeed -- or not?, Psychotherapy

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Apr 21, 2010, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SpottedOwl

I just wanted to add that now we have neurological basis for what you describe with mirror neurons. It wasn't until very recently that we discovered these neurons in our brain that are there to 'mirror' the responses of others.

And now we can call ourselves "scientific" and not just someone deluded by "only" our own individual perceptions, which "must" be unreliable...

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