Feminist Therapist: How Second Wave Feminism Changed Psychotherapy and Me Jason Brittain the fall of the Soviet

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Feminist Therapist: How Second Wave Feminism Changed Psychotherapy and Me Jason Brittain the fall of the SovietJessica Heriot discovered Women's Liberation in 1969 and became an avid feminist. A few years later, she was introduced to "feminist therapy" and decided to use her social work degree to counsel women. In 1973, she and four other women founded the Women's Growth Center in Baltimore (still in existence today) where psychotherapy for women was rooted in a feminist perspective. After working at the Women's Growth Center and at Jewish Family Services, she