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Guilt in psychotherapy: ideological* connection
Arch Psych Psych 2009;11(2):5-11
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The paper focuses on ideological determinants of therapeutic treatment of guilt. The ideological factors have strong, often unrecognised, effect on both therapists and patients. Especially religious vs. non-religious or anti religious attitudes play an important role. Therapeutic approaches to guilt can be often understood and classified respectively (especially in case of abortion). Some relevant challenges for the therapists are delineated.
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