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Another kind of patient in which general threat has been demonstrated is the brain - injured patient as studied by Gelb , Goldstein , Scheerer , and others . The only way in which these patients can ultimately be understood is to assume ...
Another kind of patient in which general threat has been demonstrated is the brain - injured patient as studied by Gelb , Goldstein , Scheerer , and others . The only way in which these patients can ultimately be understood is to assume ...
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tolerant of this kind of detached withholding from complete cultural identification . Of course this is not ideal health . Our imperfect society clearly forces inhibitions and restraints upon our subjects . To the extent that they have ...
tolerant of this kind of detached withholding from complete cultural identification . Of course this is not ideal health . Our imperfect society clearly forces inhibitions and restraints upon our subjects . To the extent that they have ...
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What is psychotherapy , or for that matter any therapy of any kind ? Any means of any kind that helps to restore the person to the path of self - actualization and of development along the lines that his inner nature dictates .
What is psychotherapy , or for that matter any therapy of any kind ? Any means of any kind that helps to restore the person to the path of self - actualization and of development along the lines that his inner nature dictates .
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