Mitos, sueños y realidades del psicoterapeuta
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Mitos, Sueños, Experiencia Fenomenológica, Psicoterapia, AutobiografíaResumen
Esta conferencia de presentación del Segundo Congreso Mundial de Psicoterapia comienza con la definición de Carl Jung sobre el mito como una vívida descripción de la experiencia emocional y explora los mitos personales de los psicoterapeutas como representaciones de su motivación para formar parte de la profesión.
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