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Page 101
... coming and trying , no amount of discussion or interpretation could help ; the patient , realizing the situation before I did , reduced her sessions to once a week . Even this was too much , and she finally stopped coming ; she tried ...
... coming and trying , no amount of discussion or interpretation could help ; the patient , realizing the situation before I did , reduced her sessions to once a week . Even this was too much , and she finally stopped coming ; she tried ...
Page 106
... coming very late to each session , the patient finally stopped coming altogether ; she appeared to be about the same state as when she started therapy . She left owing me money , as with her previous psychotherapist . In this case ...
... coming very late to each session , the patient finally stopped coming altogether ; she appeared to be about the same state as when she started therapy . She left owing me money , as with her previous psychotherapist . In this case ...
Page 107
... coming between the abandonee and his object in a " neurosis of abandonment " ( Odier , 1956 ) . Many borderline patients form a relationship in which they must be absolutely sure at all times they are loved by the object of their ...
... coming between the abandonee and his object in a " neurosis of abandonment " ( Odier , 1956 ) . Many borderline patients form a relationship in which they must be absolutely sure at all times they are loved by the object of their ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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