The End of Therapy
Bolgert, Catherine
The End of Therapy - 2011.
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The end of therapy is considered as a special experience of separation. The therapist must take care to encourage a complete process, even when according to him/her, the therapy has not reached its full conclusion. This point of view is supported by the existential notions of freedom and responsibility.
The End of Therapy - 2011.
92
The end of therapy is considered as a special experience of separation. The therapist must take care to encourage a complete process, even when according to him/her, the therapy has not reached its full conclusion. This point of view is supported by the existential notions of freedom and responsibility.
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