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Re: What do you do with old Psych books? » DaisyM

Posted by freckles on November 30, 2003, at 17:03:40

In reply to Re: What do you do with old Psych books? » Dinah, posted by DaisyM on November 29, 2003, at 23:40:09

Hello,

I picked up that Fitts book in a used book store on the coast of Oregon when I was visiting there this past March. I really enjoyed it. And yes, I have a book obsession too. I really enjoy buying old psych books at thrift stores and garage sales. And I would never image getting rid of any of my books. I am also a therapist in training.

~Megan


> Given your interest in becoming a Therapist, I'd keep them. Maybe box them away for awhile *until* :) you have an office. But I think a collection of "old" works would be interesting to have and look back on.
>
> I have recently come across a 1965 copy of "The Experience of Psychotherapy" by William Fitts. It is really interesting because Therapists were in short supply "back then" and it was all newish.
>
> I have often wondered what my Therapist would say if he saw my bedside bookshelf right now -- mostly Psychotherapy books, a few managment texts and of course, Dan Brown books. At least I'm eclectic!


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