Narcissistic States and the Therapeutic ProcessDr. Bach composes diverse clinical experiences into a coherent portrait of the narcissitic patients. |
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... reality testing was never at issue , the sense of reality was , and both constantly wondered whether the suicide attempt or betrayal had happened the way they knew it to have happened ; whether the relationship with the therapist ...
... reality testing was never at issue , the sense of reality was , and both constantly wondered whether the suicide attempt or betrayal had happened the way they knew it to have happened ; whether the relationship with the therapist ...
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... reality , or between alternate states of consciousness , I propose to call ... testing has always been considered a developmental achievement , it is ... reality testing was not in question but whose state constancy was and who ...
... reality , or between alternate states of consciousness , I propose to call ... testing has always been considered a developmental achievement , it is ... reality testing was not in question but whose state constancy was and who ...
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... reality ; he was now determined to sort this out for himself , and the only sure way to do so was to actively create his own reality and test it out himself . With many patients it can be reassuring when the analyst says , this much is ...
... reality ; he was now determined to sort this out for himself , and the only sure way to do so was to actively create his own reality and test it out himself . With many patients it can be reassuring when the analyst says , this much is ...
Contents
PART II | 78 |
Notes on Some Imaginary Companions | 99 |
Narcissism Continuity and the Uncanny | 111 |
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