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Page 105
... took care of her " during the past few years , but she had an obvious mounting anxiety about her future . - My first impression was that she was another Dora , but the situation became increasingly ominous for , as Miss E. came in once ...
... took care of her " during the past few years , but she had an obvious mounting anxiety about her future . - My first impression was that she was another Dora , but the situation became increasingly ominous for , as Miss E. came in once ...
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Richard D. Chessick. This chapter presents an example of failure in psychotherapy that took place by the second interview . The therapist is a second- year resident in psychiatry who knew nothing about the patient prior to the first ...
Richard D. Chessick. This chapter presents an example of failure in psychotherapy that took place by the second interview . The therapist is a second- year resident in psychiatry who knew nothing about the patient prior to the first ...
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... took great pleasure in referring to my baby as her baby and Champ's baby . And , even in my presence , the baby was never identified as being Champ's and Lela's baby , but " my baby and Champie's baby . " To me at the time , it was ...
... took great pleasure in referring to my baby as her baby and Champ's baby . And , even in my presence , the baby was never identified as being Champ's and Lela's baby , but " my baby and Champie's baby . " To me at the time , it was ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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