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Page 93
... parents ; although they had made obvious substantial progress , their parents did not approve of their growing health and independence . b . Patients with schizophrenic episodes and some with depres- sive episodes who gained symptomatic ...
... parents ; although they had made obvious substantial progress , their parents did not approve of their growing health and independence . b . Patients with schizophrenic episodes and some with depres- sive episodes who gained symptomatic ...
Page 95
... parents become quite upset and remove the patient from treatment . In my opinion , the problem of getting parent cooperation is the most difficult and frus- trating task for the therapist who treats teenagers , and I know of no good ...
... parents become quite upset and remove the patient from treatment . In my opinion , the problem of getting parent cooperation is the most difficult and frus- trating task for the therapist who treats teenagers , and I know of no good ...
Page 106
... parents in a tiny apartment and was desperately lonely . The patient worked with me for about two years . By the end of the first year she began to be asked for dates by men who were definite marriage prospects . It gradually dawned on ...
... parents in a tiny apartment and was desperately lonely . The patient worked with me for about two years . By the end of the first year she began to be asked for dates by men who were definite marriage prospects . It gradually dawned on ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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