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New and recent Guilford titles are available as eBooks, as are many older titles. Order directly from Guilford.com or from major eBook vendors. All eBooks from Guilford.com are now DRM-free!
Why do victims of sexual assault sometimes stay in touch with their abuser? Dr Lisa Fontes explains in The New York Times.
Fighting Back author Kayla Harrison in USA Today!
Read author Dr Frank Dattilio's interview on PsychCentral on how clinicians can strengthen their connection with patients.
