Dynamic Psychotherapy with the Bilingual Patient
American Journal of PsychotherapyPublished 1 July 1979
Luis R. Marcos, Leonel Urcuyo
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The implications of the bilingual experience for the process of dynamic psychotherapy are described, and recommendations to psychotherapists treating the bilingual population are presented.
Abstract
Bilingualism is known to affect the communicative behavior of the individual. This paper describes the implications of the bilingual experience for the process of dynamic psychotherapy, and presents recommendations to psychotherapists treating the bilingual population.
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Psychology