Existential Guilt v. Neurotic Guilt:

Update: 2021-01-21

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For more information about this topic and about Dr. Kavaler-Adler’s writing/ creative process groups, visit www.kavaleradler.com. In this group process, the internal editor comes alive through transference, associations, and affectively laden memories that recreate the parental personals behind the internal editor persona. The repetitive intrapsychic pattern also comes alive in the pattern of interactions within the group. Transferences emerge and are repetitively worked through between the members of the group.

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Susan Kavaler-Adler

Existential Guilt v. Neurotic Guilt: