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Analysis, reanalysis, and self-analysis.

A Silber
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This paper describes a training analysis which required a reanalysis. An evaluation of the circumstances leading to the need for further psychoanalysis for the practicing analyst is detailed. A discussion of the value and necessity for self-analysis following analysis is presented. The description of a specific technique for conducting a self-analysis is rendered.

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A Silber. 1996. Analysis, reanalysis, and self-analysis.. https://doi.org/10.1177/000306519604400206

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