Titlebook: Understanding Ourselves; Uses of Therapy Joan Woodward Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 conflict.psychotherapy

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Working Through: Bringing about Change,ut common to them all is the experience of severe ‘mental pain’. It is hard to separate ‘mental pain’ from ‘bodily pain’, because mental anguish consists of . which always produce unpleasant sensations in our bodies.

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,The Body’s Expression of Conflict, This chapter attempts to show how sometimes we have quite severe physical complaints or symptoms which express our feelings. Such feelings are generally ones that we are fearful of acknowledging because they would then give us ‘mental pain’, yet it seems that they cannot be denied or completely hid

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Human Goals,e very many different ways in which people seek this valuation. Some seek it through making money, both because of the power that it brings and the possessions that they can buy. Others seek it through achievements in a particular field where their efforts bring recognition or applause. Many people

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,Recognising the ‘Neurotic Solution’,ely abused by their husbands actually choose to stay at home to avoid the violence or abuse stirred by any attempt to go out and be more independent. On the other hand, to be a prisoner in her own home feels totally inappropriate. She watches her neighbours go off to work or shop and longs to have their normality.

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Human Goals,ssessions that they can buy. Others seek it through achievements in a particular field where their efforts bring recognition or applause. Many people seek it through a close relationship. Many women, particularly in the older age groups, base their valuation almost entirely on being needed by their family and friends.