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Semrad : The Heart of a Therapist by Harvey Mazer and Susan Rako (2003, Trade Paperback)

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PublisheriUniverse, Incorporated

ISBN-100595304117

ISBN-139780595304110

eBay Product ID (ePID)30213027

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Book TitleSemrad : the Heart of a Therapist

Number of Pages208 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2003

TopicPsychotherapy / General, General, Interpersonal Relations, Emotions

GenreSelf-Help, Psychology

AuthorHarvey Mazer, Susan Rako

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Weight11.3 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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SynopsisFor the past half-century, Harvard trained psychiatrists who learned their art and skill from a genius have quoted his observations about life in their work with patients and in teaching others the practice of psychotherapy. Here is the unique and heralded collection of remarks by this extraordinary teacher, Dr. Elvin Semrad, originally recorded by Susan Rako and Harvey Mazer during residency-training at Harvard's Massachusetts Mental Health Center in the 1960's. "The book brings the reader a sense of closeness to the personal, informal aspects of this man who combined knowledge, gentleness, and strength in a most unusual way." -Otto Will, M.D., For the past half-century, Harvard trained psychiatrists who learned their art and skill from a genius have quoted his observations about life in their work with patients and in teaching others the practice of psychotherapy. Here is the unique and heralded collection of remarks by this extraordinary teacher, Dr. Elvin Semrad, originally recorded by Susan Rako and Harvey Mazer during residency-training at Harvard's Massachusetts Mental Health Center in the 1960's. "The book brings the reader a sense of closeness to the personal, informal aspects of this man who combined knowledge, gentleness, and strength in a most unusual way." --Otto Will, M.D.