Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion. (1908)
Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor · New York : Centre Pub. Co · leaf 395
at the psychotherapists task istwo fold, for he must find what the bodily effects of mental states are, andhe must learn how to excite states of mind that are favorable and how todrive out unfavorable states. He concludes by showing that the meansone mind has of influencing another is its sympathy… … HAT the student of psychotherapy requiresfrom psychology first of all, is something as tothe way in which mental acts or events, suchas ideas, beliefs, desires, emotions, and acts ofwill, operate on bodily functions to their ben-efit or injury. Two broad general facts may atonce be stated. First,…
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