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... understand the therapeutic aspects of the relationship between psychotherapist and patient . In this relationship the psychic field and the attitude of the psychotherapist are crucial . The psychotherapist must have inborn talent , good ...
... understand the therapeutic aspects of the relationship between psychotherapist and patient . In this relationship the psychic field and the attitude of the psychotherapist are crucial . The psychotherapist must have inborn talent , good ...
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... understand . Ontology ( the study of Being ) , however , is much more difficult . I believe ontology has something to offer psychotherapists , both personally and in their work . What is most vital to all of us is our being - in - the ...
... understand . Ontology ( the study of Being ) , however , is much more difficult . I believe ontology has something to offer psychotherapists , both personally and in their work . What is most vital to all of us is our being - in - the ...
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... understanding " ; it deals with the analytic pre- suppositions of mathematics and physics , the principles behind scientific assertions , the rational presuppositions of the natural sciences , and the pure concepts of the understanding ...
... understanding " ; it deals with the analytic pre- suppositions of mathematics and physics , the principles behind scientific assertions , the rational presuppositions of the natural sciences , and the pure concepts of the understanding ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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