Psychotherapeutics
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Sister is " high strung. " Father is well. When young, patient was regarded as sensitive. Her present trouble began three years ago. She suffers from digestive disturbances, dizziness, circulatory irregulari- ties, numbness in hands and legs, and especially from continuous feeling of fatigue. Her sleep is restless, she dreams a good deal. Attention is good, but her mental state is one of indecision. If left to herself, she would remain in the same place. To make a change in her sur- roundings i...s hard and painful to her. The fear of meet- ing people and specially strangers is quite intense; in fact, it constitutes her central obsession. At the age of eighteen she fell in love with a young man to whom she became engaged. A year later the engagement was broken off under very distressing circumstances. Since then the present condition has gradually developed. The patient was in a chronic state of mental depression and was not unaware of the real origin of her trouble, but the awareness was vague, often falling below the mar- gin of clear consciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sister is " high strung. " Father is well. When young, patient was regarded as sensitive. Her present trouble began three years ago. She suffers from digestive disturbances, dizziness, circulatory irregulari- ties, numbness in hands and legs, and especially from continuous feeling of fatigue. Her sleep is restless, she dreams a good deal. Attention is good, but her mental state is one of indecision. If left to herself, she would remain in the same place. To make a change in her sur- roundings i...s hard and painful to her. The fear of meet- ing people and specially strangers is quite intense; in fact, it constitutes her central obsession. At the age of eighteen she fell in love with a young man to whom she became engaged. A year later the engagement was broken off under very distressing circumstances. Since then the present condition has gradually developed. The patient was in a chronic state of mental depression and was not unaware of the real origin of her trouble, but the awareness was vague, often falling below the mar- gin of clear consciousness.
What to read after Psychotherapeutics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Henry Gerrish to read onlineMoreLess
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