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... homosexual play . The patient felt very guilty about this but clung to the teacher as the only source of warmth in her life ; she had no interest in boys . Her father worked nights and slept days ; his only interest in his children ...
... homosexual play . The patient felt very guilty about this but clung to the teacher as the only source of warmth in her life ; she had no interest in boys . Her father worked nights and slept days ; his only interest in his children ...
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... homosexual for five years before coming to see me , and he was one of my earliest patients in private practice . He came twice a week , and later switched to once a week for financial reasons , totaling about two hundred hours . He ...
... homosexual for five years before coming to see me , and he was one of my earliest patients in private practice . He came twice a week , and later switched to once a week for financial reasons , totaling about two hundred hours . He ...
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... homosexual relationship with me , which was in turn arousing countertransference anxiety ; sleepiness was my particular defense in this situation . When I became aware of what he was really doing in therapy , and attempted to confront ...
... homosexual relationship with me , which was in turn arousing countertransference anxiety ; sleepiness was my particular defense in this situation . When I became aware of what he was really doing in therapy , and attempted to confront ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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