Smith introduces the golden fantasy, a "simple and familiar", yet incredibly resistant fantasy manifested in analysis with many patients. Smith conceptualizes the golden fantasy as the "wish to have all of one's needs met in a relationship hallowed by perfection", and refers to Mahler's developmental stages to trace the origins of this fantasy (p.311).

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Smith introduces the golden fantasy, a "simple and familiar", yet incredibly resistant fantasy manifested in analysis with many patients. Smith conceptualizes the golden fantasy as the "wish to have all of one's needs met in a relationship hallowed by perfection", and refers to Mahler's developmental stages to trace the origins of this fantasy (p.311).

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Smith introduces the golden fantasy, a "simple and familiar", yet incredibly resistant fantasy manifested in analysis with many patients. Smith conceptualizes the golden fantasy as the "wish to have all of one's needs met in a relationship hallowed by perfection", and refers to Mahler's developmental stages to trace the origins of this fantasy (p.311).

Last updated 356 days ago by admin

]]> Smith introduces the golden fantasy, a "simple and familiar", yet incredibly resistant fantasy manifested in analysis with many patients. Smith conceptualizes the golden fantasy as the "wish to have all of one's needs met in a relationship hallowed by perfection", and refers to Mahler's developmental stages to trace the origins of this fantasy (p.311).

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