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  1. From, Leo Rangell, “The Anna Freud Experience.”The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, Vol. XXXIX (New Haven: Yale UniversityPress, 1984), p. 29.

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  7. This Center, an accredited AAPC Training Program, is now referred to as the Pastoral Psychotherapy Institute.

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  1. The Seabury Institute for Pastoral Psychotherapy, 2997 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305, Atlanta, GA

    David M. Moss Ph.D. (Executive Director)

  2. AAPC's Liaison to the International Campaign Committee of the Freud Museum, London, NW 3, Hampstead, UK

    David M. Moss Ph.D. (Executive Director)

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For their helpful comments on an earlier draft, the author wishes to thank Mrs. Addiene G. Wise and Dr. Carl W. Christensen.

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Moss, D.M. Epitaph: Carroll alonzo wise, symbol of pastoral care. Pastoral Psychol 34, 147–150 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01759961

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