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... intellectual , can be studied intellectually without losing sight of certain really important aspects . Unfortunately , anyone who tries to teach psychotherapy , whether by individual super- vision or by seminar , is setting out on ...
... intellectual , can be studied intellectually without losing sight of certain really important aspects . Unfortunately , anyone who tries to teach psychotherapy , whether by individual super- vision or by seminar , is setting out on ...
Page 149
... intellectual ? PATIENT : I think so . They , the sustaining interests were intellectual . The , the first impression was " boy meets girl . " I didn't know what kind of brain he had when I first saw him , but I heard the other ...
... intellectual ? PATIENT : I think so . They , the sustaining interests were intellectual . The , the first impression was " boy meets girl . " I didn't know what kind of brain he had when I first saw him , but I heard the other ...
Page 159
... intellectual pursuits , he's ah ... THERAPIST : I'm not interested in the intellectual pursuits . What I want to know is what kind of a person this fellow is . PATIENT : No ? Oh , okay . He loves to eat . He loves to sleep . Oh , boy ...
... intellectual pursuits , he's ah ... THERAPIST : I'm not interested in the intellectual pursuits . What I want to know is what kind of a person this fellow is . PATIENT : No ? Oh , okay . He loves to eat . He loves to sleep . Oh , boy ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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