Past Presidential Columns
Explore a collection of columns written by past presidents of the Society for Psychotherapy. These reflections offer valuable insights into the evolving landscape of psychotherapy and the society’s role in shaping the future of the profession.
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President’s Column, September 2011
I begin this column in the wake of the ever-exciting and everexhausting APA Convention. Many of you joined us in DC for the Convention. Not even the humidity could dampen the experience … the joy of greeting old friends, the wonder of meeting new colleagues, the thoughtful challenges to our intellects from creative and cutting-edge […]
Elizabeth Nutt Williams, Ph.D.
September 1, 2011
The Vision, Details, and People of Division 29
What I Said Last Column: “ … [O]ur divisional slogan is “Be Connected” … We are, and I encourage us to connect in wider, deeper and more meaningful ways during the rest of the year.” “…[W]e have a team of highly energetic passionate people who love psychotherapy who work diligently for our Division. But more […]
Elizabeth Nutt Williams, Ph.D.
June 19, 2011
President’s Column
It is an honor to begin my year as President of Division 29 and to write my first presidential column. The Division of Psychotherapy is an exciting, ground-breaking, and forward-thinking organization where those who have a passion for psychotherapy (practice, research, training, advocacy) can gather, exchange ideas, collect and disseminate cutting-edge research, and connect with […]
Elizabeth Nutt Williams, Ph.D.
January 1, 2011