Psychotherapy.

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Title; Contents; Preface; I -- Introduction; PART I -- THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY; II -- The Aim of Psychology; III -- Mind and Brain; IV -- Psychology and Medicine; V -- Suggestion and Hypnotism; VI -- The Subconscious; PART II -- THE PRACTICAL WORK OF PSYCHOTHERAPY; VII -- The Field of Psychotherapy; VIII -- The General Methods of Psychotherapy; IX -- The Special Methods of Psychotherapy; X -- The Mental Symptoms; XI -- The Bodily Symptoms; PART III -- THE PLACE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY; XII -- Psychotherapy and the Church; XIII -- Psychotherapy and the Physician.

XIV -- Psychotherapy and the Community.

Though the two terms are often used interchangeably today, ""psychology"" and ""psychotherapy"" actually refer to two related but fundamentally distinct concepts. This volume, penned in the era when the two fields of practice were just beginning to branch away from one another, helps to clarify the differences and similarities between psychology and psychotherapy.

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