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Developing psychodynamic counselling

By:

Mcloughlin, Brendan

Publication details: London Sage 1995ISBN:

0803989806

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Summary: Containing 30 sections, organized into five categories, this book examines areas crucial to the psychodynamic approach, including the internal and external setting, working with issues around the boundaries and understanding and working with transference and counter-transference.

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Containing 30 sections, organized into five categories, this book examines areas crucial to the psychodynamic approach, including the internal and external setting, working with issues around the boundaries and understanding and working with transference and counter-transference.

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