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... problems ( Lehrer , 1970 ) . Unquestionably , many classi- cal philosophical problems have been explained as matters of faulty logic or linguistic confusion ; the problem of the existence of God is one of these . The psychotherapist ...
... problems ( Lehrer , 1970 ) . Unquestionably , many classi- cal philosophical problems have been explained as matters of faulty logic or linguistic confusion ; the problem of the existence of God is one of these . The psychotherapist ...
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... problems as a child . I think I was very fortunate in growing up as a healthy , well - adjusted , happy , tomboyish , intelligent young lady . The problems that I have now are not the problems that psychiatry can solve . For example , I ...
... problems as a child . I think I was very fortunate in growing up as a healthy , well - adjusted , happy , tomboyish , intelligent young lady . The problems that I have now are not the problems that psychiatry can solve . For example , I ...
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... problem , if we must , and then solve it . THERAPIST : But you feel that , ah , there are problems . You brought these up yourself . PATIENT : I mentioned those that I felt psychiatry could not help me in . I don't know of any problems ...
... problem , if we must , and then solve it . THERAPIST : But you feel that , ah , there are problems . You brought these up yourself . PATIENT : I mentioned those that I felt psychiatry could not help me in . I don't know of any problems ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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