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Page 53
... tell you , ask him . 99 Another frequent suggestion that needs to be looked at critically is that the therapist should begin with whatever dynamic implications are contained in the patient's opening remarks . For example , with this ...
... tell you , ask him . 99 Another frequent suggestion that needs to be looked at critically is that the therapist should begin with whatever dynamic implications are contained in the patient's opening remarks . For example , with this ...
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... telling me what brings you here . Pt . ( with some irritation ) Dr. Jones said he had talked to you about seeing me . Didn't he tell you anything about the problem ? Th . ( correcting his error ) Yes , he did , and I know it has to do ...
... telling me what brings you here . Pt . ( with some irritation ) Dr. Jones said he had talked to you about seeing me . Didn't he tell you anything about the problem ? Th . ( correcting his error ) Yes , he did , and I know it has to do ...
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... tell you . " Or instead of going directly into content when his resistance is noted , the patient may reflect on how or why he is resisting : " I usually talk a lot when I'm trying to hide something " ; " I'm afraid if I tell you what I ...
... tell you . " Or instead of going directly into content when his resistance is noted , the patient may reflect on how or why he is resisting : " I usually talk a lot when I'm trying to hide something " ; " I'm afraid if I tell you what I ...
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The Nature and Goals of Psychotherapy | 3 |
Theory and Process in Psychotherapy | 34 |
Evaluation and Assessment | 51 |
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