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The American Journal of Psychiatry, VOL. 132, No. 7

REGULAR ARTICLES | July 01, 1975

Some observations and questions in intensive psychotherapy

Am J Psychiatry 1975;132:707-709.

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The authors discuss their observations of acute psychiatric patients in a day hospital, noting the universality of the existential concerns that arise once the patient has confronted his illness. They discuss the problem of what determins a "cure" in emotional disturbances and suggest that the primary issue is for patients to learn to live as healthy people within the limits of their individual potential.

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