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Review of "Common Factors," Personal Reflections, and Introduction of the Shaving Brush Model of Integrated
1POSTER: Veterans Health Administration, Brockton, MA.
Journal of Psychiatric Practice
|September 11, 2019
Abstract:
This column reviews and updates "common factors" in psychotherapy, as originally described by Saul Rosenzweig in 1936. The author, a psychiatrist who has used multiple modalities of psychotherapeutic treatment over 4 decades, shares personal reflections concerning these "common factors" and introduces a model of integrated psychotherapies named for his grandfather's shaving brush.