October 30, 2006
- The impact of the health professional on the individual's experience of cancer: A psychodynamic perspective
- Dissociation, the true self and the notion of the frozen baby
- Working with children and adolescents – Is specialist training necessary?
- On not being torn apart: Coping with separateness
- The effect on counselling/psychotherapy practice of an absent father in the therapist's childhood: A heuristic study
- Symbolic communication and silence in an informal interpersonal helping process (extract from the film Chocolat by Lasse Hallström)
- The impact of the health professional on the individual's experience of cancer: A psychodynamic perspective
- Dissociation, the true self and the notion of the frozen baby
- Working with children and adolescents – Is specialist training necessary?
- On not being torn apart: Coping with separateness
- The effect on counselling/psychotherapy practice of an absent father in the therapist's childhood: A heuristic study
- Symbolic communication and silence in an informal interpersonal helping process (extract from the film Chocolat by Lasse Hallström)