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|a Touton-Victor, Patricia.
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|a The stolen girl and other stories :
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|a COVER; CONTENTS; PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; From two to one; The child of May '68; Love. With death? With life?; The stolen girl; Unpredictable; When time is not of the essence; Christmas Eve in Paris; ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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|a The Stolen Girl is a collection of seven tales written in the genre of short stories. The narratives are fictionised accounts based on the author's work as an analyst. They carefully open the door of the consulting room giving the reader a chance to glance at the psychoanalytical encounter and get an understanding of what therapy might be. Written in simple accessible language, these tales are aimed at a general public who enjoys fiction as well as to anyone interested in or considering psychotherapy. They will be of particular interest to current practitioners, students of psychoanalysis or.
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