Is there a natural termination for the analysis?
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https://doi.org/10.60106/rsbppa.v6i2.160Keywords:
Psychoanalitic therapy, End of analysis, Traumatic theory, IdealsAbstract
The paper proposes some reflections about the difficulties and condictions of the analysis practices nowadays, based on Freud’s paper “Analysis terminable and interminable”, which considers very present yet.
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