2009Psychotherapy in AustraliaRequires access

What's happiness got to do with it? -editorial-

Liz Sheean

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Abstract

People come to therapy because they are in pain. We all want to be 'happy' but the central and immediate concern of therapy is about finding a way to support people to find their own ways to cope with the inevitable stresses and losses of life. Happiness, whatever it is for each of us, is elusive. (non-author abstract)

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People come to therapy because they are in pain. We all want to be 'happy' but the central and immediate concern of therapy is about finding a way to support people to find their own ways to cope with the inevitable stresses and losses of life. Happiness, whatever it is for each of us, is elusive. (non-author abstract)

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People come to therapy because they are in pain. We all want to be 'happy' but the central and immediate concern of therapy is about finding a way to support people to find their own ways to cope with the inevitable stresses and losses of life. Happiness, whatever it is for each of us, is elusive. (non-author abstract)

Key concepts: Happiness, Project commissioning, Publishing, Psychology, Public relations, Sociology, Aesthetics, Political science

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