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... Effective supervision is extremely difficult ; there are many unsolved problems in the supervisory process ; and there are serious responsibilities in training new psychiatrists . A seminar for supervisors would permit and encourage the ...
... Effective supervision is extremely difficult ; there are many unsolved problems in the supervisory process ; and there are serious responsibilities in training new psychiatrists . A seminar for supervisors would permit and encourage the ...
Page 82
... effective . Rosenbaum ( 1963 ) suggests , for example , that a beginning resident might feel more comfortable and gain greater emotional support from a warm , kindly , benevolent , and nonthreatening supervisor , whereas an advanced ...
... effective . Rosenbaum ( 1963 ) suggests , for example , that a beginning resident might feel more comfortable and gain greater emotional support from a warm , kindly , benevolent , and nonthreatening supervisor , whereas an advanced ...
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... effectively present a psychiatric case , which ideally they should learn in the first year . Very few residents felt ... effective supervisor to recognize the limit where provocation of anxiety improves functioning and where it becomes ...
... effectively present a psychiatric case , which ideally they should learn in the first year . Very few residents felt ... effective supervisor to recognize the limit where provocation of anxiety improves functioning and where it becomes ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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