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... head , including a popping and snapping in her ears , and a feeling that she was either numb in her head or that the blood was rushing in . She was taking an assortment of pills - I couldn't get all of the details - from various ...
... head , including a popping and snapping in her ears , and a feeling that she was either numb in her head or that the blood was rushing in . She was taking an assortment of pills - I couldn't get all of the details - from various ...
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... head of the family that I mentioned , ah , a , a sort of respect for the ability of those teachers that I know is missing in my own children's environ- ment . Those things , to me , ah , were priceless . Now , I don't regret losing them ...
... head of the family that I mentioned , ah , a , a sort of respect for the ability of those teachers that I know is missing in my own children's environ- ment . Those things , to me , ah , were priceless . Now , I don't regret losing them ...
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... head- ache . Well , he will tell me he has a headache for two days . Ohh , it's been terrible ! And then , I will sympathize with his headache , and he has forgotten that I really had a headache . THERAPIST : So that , instead of him ...
... head- ache . Well , he will tell me he has a headache for two days . Ohh , it's been terrible ! And then , I will sympathize with his headache , and he has forgotten that I really had a headache . THERAPIST : So that , instead of him ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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