Books by Noam Shpancer
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review 1: Noam Shpancer's debut novel offers an insightful look at the life of a clinical psychologist who splits his days between his private practice and teaching semi-interested college students. His latest client presents with a case of anxiety which is preventing her from continuing h...
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review 1: You can tell this is written by someone with great insight into the field of psychotherapy, and it has a good simple prose that gets down to the point. I don't think the struggles of the psychologist are pursued quite as well or in as much depth as they could be, and the ending c...
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review 1: This book is not for everyone, and I won't reiterate what others' have said. That being said, I LOVED this book, because It was essentially a text book on psychology woven into a novel. Several story lines allow Mr. Shpancer to expound didactically in a classroom setting, and cl...
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review 1: This book is less about a psychologist who is good than trying to work out the sort of a person a good psychologist (as opposed to a bad or mediocre psychologist) would be. In some ways it doesn’t read like a novel. For example, there is an outline of a series of lectures on psyc...