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... difficult than talking about most other topics . It is here that your third ear will be most needed and most difficult to use , because the implicit message touches you . It can threaten you if there are negative feelings and even ( or ...
... difficult than talking about most other topics . It is here that your third ear will be most needed and most difficult to use , because the implicit message touches you . It can threaten you if there are negative feelings and even ( or ...
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... difficult aspects was attempting to get beyond the con- tent of what was being presented , to what were the reactions to what was said . It was as if I had a task of attending to and responding to multichan- nel input , but I was so ...
... difficult aspects was attempting to get beyond the con- tent of what was being presented , to what were the reactions to what was said . It was as if I had a task of attending to and responding to multichan- nel input , but I was so ...
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... difficult material in order to gauge whether they will be accepted by the therapist and whether the therapist can be trusted with more difficult and important material . Each time clients speak about something important or emotionally ...
... difficult material in order to gauge whether they will be accepted by the therapist and whether the therapist can be trusted with more difficult and important material . Each time clients speak about something important or emotionally ...
Contents
Evocative Empathy | 3 |
Rating the Core Conditions | 11 |
Finding the Words | 31 |
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