Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 138
... therapists . However , with only one important exception , ** they had remained in treatment at least twice or three times as long with male as with female therapists . Among white women , the lesbi- ans saw female therapists for the ...
... therapists . However , with only one important exception , ** they had remained in treatment at least twice or three times as long with male as with female therapists . Among white women , the lesbi- ans saw female therapists for the ...
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... therapists are what Dahlberg terms " grandiose . " He cites the example of one therapist who of- fered to " cure " his married female patient's " frigidity " on a two - week holiday . ** Another therapist hypnotized his female patient ...
... therapists are what Dahlberg terms " grandiose . " He cites the example of one therapist who of- fered to " cure " his married female patient's " frigidity " on a two - week holiday . ** Another therapist hypnotized his female patient ...
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... therapists were married , two were separated or divorced , and one was single . Seven were psychiatrists and three were psychologists . Nine of the ten therapists assumed a " missionary " posi- tion during sexual intercourse for the ...
... therapists were married , two were separated or divorced , and one was single . Seven were psychiatrists and three were psychologists . Nine of the ten therapists assumed a " missionary " posi- tion during sexual intercourse for the ...
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