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... cigarette and lit it . I asked him what he was feeling when he decided to light the cigarette . He answered petulantly that he knew he was not supposed to smoke in his previous analy- sis and how he supposed that I too would forbid this ...
... cigarette and lit it . I asked him what he was feeling when he decided to light the cigarette . He answered petulantly that he knew he was not supposed to smoke in his previous analy- sis and how he supposed that I too would forbid this ...
Page 116
... cigarette . I replied that it was preferable for such feelings and ideas to be expressed in words instead of actions because then I would understand more precisely what was going on in him . He realized then that I was not forbidding ...
... cigarette . I replied that it was preferable for such feelings and ideas to be expressed in words instead of actions because then I would understand more precisely what was going on in him . He realized then that I was not forbidding ...
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... cigarettes . I read a little bit . And , ah , I , I try to keep composed - outwardly , at least . THERAPIST : Yes . You try very hard to keep everything under control . ( This is more to the point . Apparently the therapist realized he ...
... cigarettes . I read a little bit . And , ah , I , I try to keep composed - outwardly , at least . THERAPIST : Yes . You try very hard to keep everything under control . ( This is more to the point . Apparently the therapist realized he ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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