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... patient's response again - it is all for the therapist , nothing for her . ) PATIENT : What do you want , uh , feelings ? How do I feel about him giving the baby the bottle ? THERAPIST : Umm , umm , umm , umm . PATIENT : Well , I think ...
... patient's response again - it is all for the therapist , nothing for her . ) PATIENT : What do you want , uh , feelings ? How do I feel about him giving the baby the bottle ? THERAPIST : Umm , umm , umm , umm . PATIENT : Well , I think ...
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... patient earlier how she felt about seeing her husband . The entire interview has been conducted backwards ! The patient is confused about what she is doing in the hospital and why all the restrictions have been put on her . She wants to ...
... patient earlier how she felt about seeing her husband . The entire interview has been conducted backwards ! The patient is confused about what she is doing in the hospital and why all the restrictions have been put on her . She wants to ...
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... patient will get well only if the therapist's patient vectors do not make excessive demands on the patient's therapist vectors ! Although Whitaker and Malone draw a contrast between the " gross pathological patient vectors of the ...
... patient will get well only if the therapist's patient vectors do not make excessive demands on the patient's therapist vectors ! Although Whitaker and Malone draw a contrast between the " gross pathological patient vectors of the ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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