Object Relations Therapy: An Outline and Guide
We will look at all the bits of glass—elements of a developing psyche—but when put into the end of the tube, they mix together, swirl,
We will look at all the bits of glass—elements of a developing psyche—but when put into the end of the tube, they mix together, swirl,
An Excerpt from Even a Stone Can Be a Teacher by Sheldon Kopp(Edited and Published by Dr. Mitch Keil) In the original story, Dorothy,
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