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... alliance is the primary task of the supervisory sessions just as estab- lishment of a therapeutic alliance is the primary task in psycho- therapy . Various authors disagree on what to do once the alliance has been developed . Semrad ...
... alliance is the primary task of the supervisory sessions just as estab- lishment of a therapeutic alliance is the primary task in psycho- therapy . Various authors disagree on what to do once the alliance has been developed . Semrad ...
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... alliance or when the therapist does not suffi- ciently recognize , interpret , and work through resistances before dealing with psychic content . In Chessick ( 1969a ) , I discuss the con- duct of the therapist and the formation of the ...
... alliance or when the therapist does not suffi- ciently recognize , interpret , and work through resistances before dealing with psychic content . In Chessick ( 1969a ) , I discuss the con- duct of the therapist and the formation of the ...
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... alliance by the transference neurosis . I worked with Mr. Z. for approximately four years and almost from the very beginning a relatively effective working alliance was established . However , my manner of conducting analysis , which ...
... alliance by the transference neurosis . I worked with Mr. Z. for approximately four years and almost from the very beginning a relatively effective working alliance was established . However , my manner of conducting analysis , which ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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