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Self psychology has given us a framework that makes sense of what we have always done intuitively. In Talking with Patients, Shapiro shows how to balance this clinical intuition with precise technique. Combining contributions from intersubjective theory with those of self psychology, he demonstrates to readers how to monitor their patients' responses as well as read their own. Shapiro adds the utility of interaction and even confrontation to the empathic listening orientation of self psychology.
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Intuition, Psychoanalysis, Self psychologyShowing 3 featured editions. View all 3 editions?
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Talking with patients: a self psychological view of creative intuition and analytic discipline
2008, J. Aronson
in English
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0765706237 9780765706232
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Talking with Patients: A Self Psychological View of Creative Intuition and Analytic Discipline
2007, Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Incorporated
in English
0765705834 9780765705839
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Talking with patients: a self psychological view of creative intuition and analytic discipline
1995, J. Aronson
in English
1568215983 9781568215983
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-205) and index.
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