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Systemic Hypnotherapy: Deconstructing Entrenched Ambivalent Meanings in Self-Organizing Systems

David P Fourie University of South Africa
Pages 71-80 | Published online: 21 Sep 2011

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DavidP. Fourie. (2010) Asking About Ambivalence: A Different Kind of Therapist Neutrality. The American Journal of Family Therapy 38:5, pages 374-382.
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DavidP. Fourie. (2010) Look, but Don’t Touch: Narcissist Behavior and the Conservation of Ambivalence. Journal of Constructivist Psychology 23:2, pages 143-157.
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David P. Fourie. (2010) Narcissistic Behaviour and the Successful Conservation of Ambivalence. Psychological Reports 106:1, pages 217-230.
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