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The costs of expertise

Like anything, gaining expertise in therapy can carry unintended costs if left unchecked.

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4 responses to “The costs of expertise”

  1. Thanks but link to latest doesn’t seem to work
    By whatever direction I attempt
    Must be my Harvard education
    Hippocampus getting in the way
    Dan 😍

    PS: First, you have to be singing [and living] out of your depths, not out of your shallows. Bruce Springsteen, to bring back my hero, he’s never going through the motions. He’s singing out of his depth, something he passionately cares about. And so, he might’ve written the song in 1974, but it’s like he’s singing it for the first time. There’s some things that come out of our depths and not out of our shallows. -David Brooks

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      • No
        Maybe you might explain How to reach so more obvious
        What to click
        Or what necessary so can begin
        I’m a good buddy of Scott’s
        And keep trying to get him to speak at group psychotherapy events
        And to get him invited
        And of Jeff Zeig’s
        I’ve been hanging out at, and at one time organizing, psychotherapy events for 50+ years
        Tho long retired
        And more from an organizational consulting track
        And very much a DP booster, and suggestion informed, better than feedback, proponent.

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        Dan 😍

        PS: First, you have to be singing [and living] out of your depths, not out of your shallows. Bruce Springsteen, to bring back my hero, he’s never going through the motions. He’s singing out of his depth, something he passionately cares about. And so, he might’ve written the song in 1974, but it’s like he’s singing it for the first time. There’s some things that come out of our depths and not out of our shallows. -David Brooks

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