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... smoke but only pointing out that it was more helpful to the process of being analyzed if he expressed himself in words and feelings . He contrasted this with his first analyst who told him before he went to the couch that it was ...
... smoke but only pointing out that it was more helpful to the process of being analyzed if he expressed himself in words and feelings . He contrasted this with his first analyst who told him before he went to the couch that it was ...
Page 154
... smoke cigarettes . I read a little bit . And , ah , I , I try to keep composed - outwardly , at least . THERAPIST : Yes . You try very hard to keep everything under control . ( This is more to the point . Apparently the therapist ...
... smoke cigarettes . I read a little bit . And , ah , I , I try to keep composed - outwardly , at least . THERAPIST : Yes . You try very hard to keep everything under control . ( This is more to the point . Apparently the therapist ...
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... smoke ? THERAPIST : Why , certainly . • • ( See the patient's " bargain " about smoking in the first interview . Then note the patient's discussion of smoking when she is tired , irritable , and nervous at the opening of the second ...
... smoke ? THERAPIST : Why , certainly . • • ( See the patient's " bargain " about smoking in the first interview . Then note the patient's discussion of smoking when she is tired , irritable , and nervous at the opening of the second ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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