Kenneth A FrankPsychologist, MS, PhD

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If you’ve never experienced psychotherapy, it might seem weird to you. If you have—beneficially—you understand something of its mystery. Even the finest research-grounded therapists realize parts of it are inexplicable. Most simply put, psychotherapy rests on the truth that we become who we are through our attachment experiences with other people—our caretakers, families, and significant relationships—as well as through our biology. And we change in much the same way: through embodied new experiences of relationship—with loved ones, through profound life events-and, yes, with one's therapist.

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