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Keep Breathing Please « what a shrink thinks To breathe is to assimilate spiritual power. (~ J.E. Circlot, A Dictionary of Symbols) The word, in all its variants, that I heard most regularly in the early years of my own treatment, the most painf...

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Enactment « what a shrink thinks I am going to step right in it. It’s unavoidable. It’s inevitable. It’s mandatory. It’s practically the only way the process truly works. Over and over people come to therapy hoping that this will be ...