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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0715-3inclusive perspective that could embrace both freedom and vulnerability. This chapter, therefore, tries to remedy the emphasis on freedom by reflecting on the nature of existential vulnerability. It revisits the theme of narcissism that was introduced in Chapter 9 in greater detail and articulates a

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Ermitteln des kritischen Pfads,In training students for the practice of individual adult psychotherapy, I have found myself challenged to look naively at some of the ways that a psychotherapist may be present during his moment-to-moment contact with his/her client.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98486-9I have been wondering about the future of psychotherapy in an increasingly plural and global culture and would like to share some emerging reflections based on my engagement in both theory and research. These thoughts have been informed by a number of related questions and contexts that I will need to touch on. They are:

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SharePoint Content Development,The theme of freedom is perhaps an important dimension of spirituality. But can we find a view of freedom that gives the person both a sense of transcendence as well as a sense of intimacy with the embodied vicissitudes of being-someone-in-particular?

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