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Page 87
... especially hungry for these - and I tried to get the group to empathize with the presenting resident . When the group members interacted , especially when they compared notes on one another's approaches or therapeutic styles , I became ...
... especially hungry for these - and I tried to get the group to empathize with the presenting resident . When the group members interacted , especially when they compared notes on one another's approaches or therapeutic styles , I became ...
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... especially in work- ing with patients over long periods of time , take a definite psychic toll on the therapist . As a result , some therapists stop doing individual psychotherapy altogether , some limit their practice , and some just ...
... especially in work- ing with patients over long periods of time , take a definite psychic toll on the therapist . As a result , some therapists stop doing individual psychotherapy altogether , some limit their practice , and some just ...
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... especially when I , I realized that some of the questions on the survey were very personal . Uh , your income , where you'd like to be moved , uh , if your house , not if , but when your house is torn down , uh , how many people lived ...
... especially when I , I realized that some of the questions on the survey were very personal . Uh , your income , where you'd like to be moved , uh , if your house , not if , but when your house is torn down , uh , how many people lived ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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