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Ethics in Training
Claire Allphin, senior analyst from the San Francisco Institute, addresses ethical issues central to the training of psychotherapists in general and of analysts in particular. The presentation includes the discussion of an ethical attitude, differences between supervision and analysis, ethical dilemmas and behaviors in training.
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