Dynamic Psychotherapy: Can it Be Evaluated
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Summary
'Formal psychotherapy' designates a range of specific treatments based on psychodynamic theories, and 'Psychoanalysis', as a treatment, is outside the scope of the discussion.
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- 1973-09-01
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Psychotherapist, Psychology
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