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The Dependent Patient A Practitioners Guide 1st Edition Robert F Bornstein

Name: The Dependent Patient A Practitioners Guide 1st Edition Robert F Bornstein
SKU: BELL-1725790
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Publisher: American Psychological Association

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.71 MB

Pages: 243

Author: Robert F. Bornstein

ISBN: 9781591472032, 1591472032

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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The Dependent Patient A Practitioners Guide 1st Edition Robert F Bornstein by Robert F. Bornstein 9781591472032, 1591472032 instant download after payment.

Virtually every mental health professional has worked with patients who are overly dependent -- patients who have trouble asserting themselves within and outside therapy, alienate others with a pervasive pattern of clinging insecurity, and undermine their social and work relationships with frequent requests for help and reassurance. Such patients have always presented unique treatment challenges for therapists, but in today's managed care-driven environment, with its emphasis on time-limited therapy and cost-effective treatment, the overly dependent patient can be even more challenging.