Abstract
The basic task of helping (clients), provided the helper himself is in some possession of the solution, is to provide a unique relationship experience in which the time medium is heightened or exaggerated by limits deliberately utilized, so that the one who needs help may overcome his fear of living sufficiently to experience his own unrealized capacity for using and leaving the helper, for yielding deeply to the need of the other and as a consequence finding the self that can go without him.1
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