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... psychic field of the psychotherapist , and this book addresses itself to such improvement . In the early days of psychoanalysis it was thought that a “ neutral , " scientific approach was the optimal psychic field to present to the ...
... psychic field of the psychotherapist , and this book addresses itself to such improvement . In the early days of psychoanalysis it was thought that a “ neutral , " scientific approach was the optimal psychic field to present to the ...
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... psychic field is bound to be a specific constellation in another human being . The establishment of this specific constellation , to be sure , is not the only step necessary in the therapeutic process . But once the adequate psychic ...
... psychic field is bound to be a specific constellation in another human being . The establishment of this specific constellation , to be sure , is not the only step necessary in the therapeutic process . But once the adequate psychic ...
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... psychic fields interacting between the therapist and the patient must be bilingual . Each language selects a center for the psychic field of the therapist and another for that of the patient . In the language of scientific understanding ...
... psychic fields interacting between the therapist and the patient must be bilingual . Each language selects a center for the psychic field of the therapist and another for that of the patient . In the language of scientific understanding ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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