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Page 114
... countertransference anxiety ; sleepiness was my particular defense in this situation . When I became aware of what he was really doing in therapy , and attempted to confront him with this , his cooperativeness changed and therapy became ...
... countertransference anxiety ; sleepiness was my particular defense in this situation . When I became aware of what he was really doing in therapy , and attempted to confront him with this , his cooperativeness changed and therapy became ...
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... countertransference . Obviously severe countertransference problems in the therapist can completely distort the psychic field he presents . Countertransference ( Reich , 1951 ; Orr , 1954 ) represents fleeting manifestations in the ...
... countertransference . Obviously severe countertransference problems in the therapist can completely distort the psychic field he presents . Countertransference ( Reich , 1951 ; Orr , 1954 ) represents fleeting manifestations in the ...
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... countertransference and their influence on the therapeutic process , for this area has been largely ignored . The ... countertransference or countertransference structure , and for preventing a counter- transference neurosis . Therefore ...
... countertransference and their influence on the therapeutic process , for this area has been largely ignored . The ... countertransference or countertransference structure , and for preventing a counter- transference neurosis . Therefore ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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