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... psychodynamic psychotherapy since the time of Freud has been to emphasize and understand the therapeutic aspects of ... psychodynamics and psychotherapeutic technique ; he must also be an " idle " man in order to indulge his scientific ...
... psychodynamic psychotherapy since the time of Freud has been to emphasize and understand the therapeutic aspects of ... psychodynamics and psychotherapeutic technique ; he must also be an " idle " man in order to indulge his scientific ...
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... psychodynamic formulation , the former refers to assumptions that we believe are true and on which we base our thinking and behavior ( assumptions that cannot be validated by the method of science ) , and the latter refers to a set of ...
... psychodynamic formulation , the former refers to assumptions that we believe are true and on which we base our thinking and behavior ( assumptions that cannot be validated by the method of science ) , and the latter refers to a set of ...
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... psychodynamics and long - term intensive psychotherapy . Semrad ( 1969 ) speaks of the " identity crisis of the beginning psychiatric resident . " This is carried even further by Zilboorg ( Merklin and Little , 1967 ) who refers to the ...
... psychodynamics and long - term intensive psychotherapy . Semrad ( 1969 ) speaks of the " identity crisis of the beginning psychiatric resident . " This is carried even further by Zilboorg ( Merklin and Little , 1967 ) who refers to the ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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