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Page 72
... voice , which was even more difficult because he tended to cover his eyes and face with his hands while talking . The disappointment of this initial experience , humorous as it may sound in retrospect , has impelled me to do ...
... voice , which was even more difficult because he tended to cover his eyes and face with his hands while talking . The disappointment of this initial experience , humorous as it may sound in retrospect , has impelled me to do ...
Page 79
... voice in the accreditation of future colleagues . Disappointment in the resident - supervisor relationship is ana- logous to failure in psychotherapy . When the needs of either the resident or the supervisor are not being met ...
... voice in the accreditation of future colleagues . Disappointment in the resident - supervisor relationship is ana- logous to failure in psychotherapy . When the needs of either the resident or the supervisor are not being met ...
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... voice ; mockery ; " a passing cloud " ; and especially silence which is almost always interpreted as ominous ; pleasant things which happen at the wrong moment ; teasing , a trick or a joke . . . not to be there at the right time . This ...
... voice ; mockery ; " a passing cloud " ; and especially silence which is almost always interpreted as ominous ; pleasant things which happen at the wrong moment ; teasing , a trick or a joke . . . not to be there at the right time . This ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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