Titlebook: Counselling and Psychotherapy in Primary Health Care; A Psychodynamic Appr Jan Wiener,Mannie Sher Textbook 1998Latest edition Jan Wiener an

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,Jugend, ?Lehr- und Wanderjahre“, they cared for each other. She starts talking about the night he died and she weeps even more. She was with him in the hospital and she describes his last moments in detail. At the end of the session Ruth says she is grateful for the opportunity to talk and readily accepts another appointment a fortnight later.

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Auf dem Weg zur Wissensgesellschaft,omeone trained, impartial and sympathetic. More patients now accept that stress relief can be obtained by talking to someone about themselves, their lives and personal problems. In this chapter we focus on the nature of the relationship between GP and counsellor.

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Hopes and Realities of Work in a Primary Care Setting,IV counselling, abortion counselling, cancer counselling, counselling for post-traumatic stress syndrome, to name but a few. Along with these specialist services, counselling in primary care has now become an accepted and valued discipline, with counsellors employed in practices in many different pa

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,The Doctor–Counsellor Relationship,mers and Wiener, 1995). In . we described the opportunities their presence provides for people to talk about their personal and family problems with someone trained, impartial and sympathetic. More patients now accept that stress relief can be obtained by talking to someone about themselves, their l

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The Nature of the Work,sies of the mother-baby relationship, or religious beliefs about man’s dependency relationship with God, to see evidence of the wish for permanent relief from pain. The two most basic and predominant assumptions operating in health care organizations are about dependency and pairing. Although in cer