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... more than these important but limited goals . c . Patients who showed obvious basic personality changes and successful functional and adaptational improvement after about four hundred to five hundred hours ( four to four 94.
... more than these important but limited goals . c . Patients who showed obvious basic personality changes and successful functional and adaptational improvement after about four hundred to five hundred hours ( four to four 94.
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... showed severe alcoholism ; the patient was very fond of him and felt that her fate was intertwined with his . She had a number of incestuous dreams about her brother . Miss C. was attractive , well mannered , appropriately dressed , and ...
... showed severe alcoholism ; the patient was very fond of him and felt that her fate was intertwined with his . She had a number of incestuous dreams about her brother . Miss C. was attractive , well mannered , appropriately dressed , and ...
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... showed itself in her first dream : " The earth was caving away and I was trying to stay on the sidewalk . " It was clear that this abandonee's object would soon be in the penitentiary for a long time and that this thought was ...
... showed itself in her first dream : " The earth was caving away and I was trying to stay on the sidewalk . " It was clear that this abandonee's object would soon be in the penitentiary for a long time and that this thought was ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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