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... psychiatry . ( She rejects both the therapist and psychiatry , perhaps forever . ) THERAPIST : Tell me about that . Just why ? PATIENT : I had no problems as a child . I think I was very fortunate in growing up as a healthy , well ...
... psychiatry . ( She rejects both the therapist and psychiatry , perhaps forever . ) THERAPIST : Tell me about that . Just why ? PATIENT : I had no problems as a child . I think I was very fortunate in growing up as a healthy , well ...
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... Psychiatry Digest , June . Bronowski , J. ( 1959 ) . Science and human values . New York : Harper & Row . Buber , M ... psychiatry . Psychiatric Quarterly 35 : 711-719 . Chessick , R. D. ( 1968a ) . Books to begin the study of man ...
... Psychiatry Digest , June . Bronowski , J. ( 1959 ) . Science and human values . New York : Harper & Row . Buber , M ... psychiatry . Psychiatric Quarterly 35 : 711-719 . Chessick , R. D. ( 1968a ) . Books to begin the study of man ...
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... psychiatric and psychoanalytic training . Psychiatry 12 : 141-151 . Grotjahn , M. ( 1955 ) . Problems and techniques of supervision . Psychiatry 18 : 9-15 . Guiora , A. et al . ( 1967 ) . The continuous case seminar . Psychiatry 30 : 44 ...
... psychiatric and psychoanalytic training . Psychiatry 12 : 141-151 . Grotjahn , M. ( 1955 ) . Problems and techniques of supervision . Psychiatry 18 : 9-15 . Guiora , A. et al . ( 1967 ) . The continuous case seminar . Psychiatry 30 : 44 ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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