Posttermination boundary issues / Drs. Malmquist and Notman reply

Posttermination boundary issues / Drs. Malmquist and Notman reply

A letter to the editor discusses an article by Malmquist and Notman on posttermination boundary issues, in which they argued that legal misapplications of imprecise and unproven concepts of transference and countertransference have created an unfair legal liability for therapists who enter posttermi...

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Veröffentlicht in:The American journal of psychiatry 2002-05, Vol.159 (5), p.877
Hauptverfasser: Epstein, Richard S, Gutheil, Thomas G, Malmquist, Carl P, Notman, Malkah T
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