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1 An earlier version of this paper was presented at the 11th International Balint Congress, Exeter College, University of Oxford, England, September
12, 1998
Ritch Addison,Ph.D.
Assistant Clinical Professor
Family & Community Medicine U.C.S.F.
Santa Rosa
CA
USA
