Capturing The Moment - title featured on Huffington Post
"Can a single session of psychotherapy be enough for some problems? An anthology by a distinguished group of therapists entitled Capturing the Moment gives a definite answer: Yes".
Dawson Church has written a review of Michael Hoyt and Moshe Talmon‘s anthology Capturing the Moment for Huffington Post in which he offers an overview of the book’s content and an insight into the case studied included.
Click here to read the piece on the Huffington Post website and here to take a closer look at the title itself.
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