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... at the sky , the clouds ; often I would sit or recline without doing anything . Only the calmness of meditation in the unconstrained flow of the imagination allows those impulses to become effective without which all 19.
... at the sky , the clouds ; often I would sit or recline without doing anything . Only the calmness of meditation in the unconstrained flow of the imagination allows those impulses to become effective without which all 19.
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... Sitting in the psychotherapist's chair , I invite the reader to stand behind me and look over my shoulder in order to discover what the psychotherapist in practice encounters . Such an approach is bound to emphasize the therapist's ...
... Sitting in the psychotherapist's chair , I invite the reader to stand behind me and look over my shoulder in order to discover what the psychotherapist in practice encounters . Such an approach is bound to emphasize the therapist's ...
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... sitting down and talking with an adult , or to being listened to seriously . Teenagers are often pleasantly surprised to be granted the ordinary social amenities by the therapist . They are also exceptionally anxious because they feel ...
... sitting down and talking with an adult , or to being listened to seriously . Teenagers are often pleasantly surprised to be granted the ordinary social amenities by the therapist . They are also exceptionally anxious because they feel ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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