Being with Patients: An Introduction to the Psychotherapy of Harry Stack Sullivan, M.D. and Otto Allen Will, Jr., M.D. AUTH-12728648 But Elise can only feel

But Elise can only feel a sense of abandonment and resentment toward the one man who is supposed to protect her

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Being with Patients: An Introduction to the Psychotherapy of Harry Stack Sullivan, M.D. and Otto Allen Will, Jr., M.D. AUTH-12728648 But Elise can only feelPsychotherapy is not just an abstract concept and cannot be described without reference to real human beings. So this book is also a story about people; in particular, two men who knew trauma, loneliness, and sometimes, despair. They dealt with their pain in some of the ways that people do: drinking, anger, disparaging others, and withdrawal from all but the safest of people. This, but for one element, would be a story of tragedy. The element that