Этические основы психотерапии

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Марина, 24 лет, замужняя, интеллигентная, очень ответственная, чрезвычайно привлекательная внешне женщина обратилась к нам, имея опыт предшествующей психотерапии у некоего специалис­та, к которому обратилась с жалобами на депрессивное состоя­ние, возникшее вскоре после рождения ребенка. С первых же встреч стала замечать, что нравится психотерапевту. На одной из встреч, попросив пациентку раздеться до пояса и объясняя свои действия терапевтической необходимостью, психотерапевт предпри­нял ряд носящих эротический оттенок прикосновений к телу па­циентки. После этого пациентка вынуждена была прервать тера­пию у данного терапевта и искала другие возможности получе­ния психотерапевтической помощи. На первой же встрече с нами пациентка призналась: «Я очень рада, что попала к женщине-пси­хотерапевту...»

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