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Page 74
... obvious that the resident seldom has much experience with the third phase , which requires several years of therapeutic work . Therefore , he is obliged to take the conviction of the supervisor on faith - a faith that is rather tenuous ...
... obvious that the resident seldom has much experience with the third phase , which requires several years of therapeutic work . Therefore , he is obliged to take the conviction of the supervisor on faith - a faith that is rather tenuous ...
Page 114
... obvious in myself — almost every session with this patient was marked by an extraordinary sensation of sleepiness that I had to fight off consciously . I had only experienced this once before with a patient ; when I was a resident , I ...
... obvious in myself — almost every session with this patient was marked by an extraordinary sensation of sleepiness that I had to fight off consciously . I had only experienced this once before with a patient ; when I was a resident , I ...
Page 172
... obvious by now . Now the patient seems to be restituting ; she seems to be covering over the situation . She seems to be using intellectual defenses , some depressive defenses , some compulsive and con- trolling defenses in a general ...
... obvious by now . Now the patient seems to be restituting ; she seems to be covering over the situation . She seems to be using intellectual defenses , some depressive defenses , some compulsive and con- trolling defenses in a general ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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