INTERNET CONSULTING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCHES STATUS AND PROSPECTS | Sibirskiy Psikhologicheskiy Zhurnal – Siberian Journal of Psychology. 2009. № 33.

INTERNET CONSULTING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCHES STATUS AND PROSPECTS

The empiric researches problems in psychotherapy and consulting based on computer technology are taken into consideration. A brief modern foreign researches review is given. Difficulties and new possibilities of internet science researchers carrying out are discussed.

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е-терапия, кибертерапия, онлайн консультирование, основные проблемные вопросы, эмпирические исследования, e-therapy, cybertherapy, online-consulting, fundamental problems questions, empiric researches

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Menovshikov V.Yu.		helpletter@mail.ru

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