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... therapist realizes he is being checkmated . Notice the patient's response again — it is all for the therapist , nothing for her . ) PATIENT : What do you want , uh , feelings ? How do I feel about him giving the baby the bottle ? THERAPIST ...
... therapist realizes he is being checkmated . Notice the patient's response again — it is all for the therapist , nothing for her . ) PATIENT : What do you want , uh , feelings ? How do I feel about him giving the baby the bottle ? THERAPIST ...
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... THERAPIST : But maybe it's not entirely a glandular . . . PATIENT : I mean , it's , it's not at all clear to me what precipitated my admittance to Cook County . THERAPIST : Yeah . PATIENT : And maybe , one day , I'll find out what it ...
... THERAPIST : But maybe it's not entirely a glandular . . . PATIENT : I mean , it's , it's not at all clear to me what precipitated my admittance to Cook County . THERAPIST : Yeah . PATIENT : And maybe , one day , I'll find out what it ...
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Richard D. Chessick. Usually the therapist's responses are therapist vector responses to the patient ; at times , however , the patient will respond with therapist vector responses to the relatively small ( we hope ) , residual ...
Richard D. Chessick. Usually the therapist's responses are therapist vector responses to the patient ; at times , however , the patient will respond with therapist vector responses to the relatively small ( we hope ) , residual ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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