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This book is an exceptional and important text for both new and experienced therapists interested in understanding and managing the array of confusing feelings evoked when treating patients suffering from narcissistic pathology. The contributors bravely present their work and countertransferential experience for our great benefit. The case presentations are clear, cogent, and illustrate the range of important clinical situations and countertransferential reactions. Huprich has expertly produced a clinically rich and impressive text that is perfect for a graduate course or the private practitioner. -- Kenneth N. Levy, Pennsylvania State University

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Chapter 1. Introductory Comments Chapter 2. Theoretical and Treatment Principles for Narcissistic Personalities Chapter 3. The Case of Mr. Garcia Chapter 4. The Case of Mr. Miller Chapter 5. The Case of Mr. Schultz Chapter 6. The Case of Mr. Edwards Chapter 7. Closing Comments

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      Publisher: Jason Aronson, Inc.
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 12/16/2008 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780765705624, 978-0765705624
      ISBN10: 0765705621

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      Book Synopsis


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      This book is an exceptional and important text for both new and experienced therapists interested in understanding and managing the array of confusing feelings evoked when treating patients suffering from narcissistic pathology. The contributors bravely present their work and countertransferential experience for our great benefit. The case presentations are clear, cogent, and illustrate the range of important clinical situations and countertransferential reactions. Huprich has expertly produced a clinically rich and impressive text that is perfect for a graduate course or the private practitioner. -- Kenneth N. Levy, Pennsylvania State University

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1. Introductory Comments Chapter 2. Theoretical and Treatment Principles for Narcissistic Personalities Chapter 3. The Case of Mr. Garcia Chapter 4. The Case of Mr. Miller Chapter 5. The Case of Mr. Schultz Chapter 6. The Case of Mr. Edwards Chapter 7. Closing Comments

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