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... training program in order to fill its many service needs . But a good training program requires the careful selection of both residents and supervisors . The training committee may have to renounce its wish for a supervisor who has a ...
... training program in order to fill its many service needs . But a good training program requires the careful selection of both residents and supervisors . The training committee may have to renounce its wish for a supervisor who has a ...
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... training program is meeting their needs , they will respond to reasonable demands . 5. Tischler ( 1968 ) and others have suggested using a preceptor system . Each resident would be ... training committee and the supervisor ; it follows 82.
... training program is meeting their needs , they will respond to reasonable demands . 5. Tischler ( 1968 ) and others have suggested using a preceptor system . Each resident would be ... training committee and the supervisor ; it follows 82.
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... training committee should realize that no one except a genius could possibly become an adequate psychotherapist without personal psychotherapy . This is not to imply that every resident should undergo a prolonged psychoanalysis , but ...
... training committee should realize that no one except a genius could possibly become an adequate psychotherapist without personal psychotherapy . This is not to imply that every resident should undergo a prolonged psychoanalysis , but ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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