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This book shows how and to what extent the individual can psychoanalyze himself. More and more, people are turning to psychoanalysis not because they suffer from depressions, phobias, or comparable disorders but because they feel that factors within themselves are holding them back or injuring their relationships with others. Professional analytical help, however, cannot possibly reach everyone whom it is capable of benefiting, and it is for this reason that the question of self-analysis becomes important. To offer the discoveries of psychoanalysis to the individual, for use in dealing with…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2006Hesperides Press · 312 pages · 9781406797480
- Other · English · 1994W. W. Norton & Co. · 280 pages · 9780393311655
- Other · English · 1970Norton · 280 pages · 9780393001341
- Other · English · 1962Routledge and Kegan Paul · 309 pages · 9780710046239
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