When the External Conflict Quietly Invades the Intimacy of the Therapeutic Dyad: Reflections on Conducting Therapy Within the Context of Political Upheaval

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Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 0735-1690

Source： Psychoanalytic Inquiry, Vol.34, Iss.7, 2014-10, pp. : 723-730

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