Understanding Long-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
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Book Introduction
An introductory book to psychodynamic therapy, encompassing the latest advances in brain science and psychotherapy.
Psychotherapy illuminates the patient's life through language and repeatedly stimulates the patient's brain cells through a nonverbal relationship with the therapist, thereby causing changes in brain cells and neural circuits.
This proved that the treatment was effective by changing the patient's feelings, thoughts, and behaviors.
That is, it brings about changes in the explicit memory system through language and changes in the corrective experience through nonverbal therapeutic relationships, thereby bringing about changes in procedural memory and emotional memory among implicit memories.
Although dynamic therapy can be applied in group therapy, family therapy, couples therapy, and child and adolescent therapy, the author wrote this book with a focus on individual adult therapy.
Psychotherapy illuminates the patient's life through language and repeatedly stimulates the patient's brain cells through a nonverbal relationship with the therapist, thereby causing changes in brain cells and neural circuits.
This proved that the treatment was effective by changing the patient's feelings, thoughts, and behaviors.
That is, it brings about changes in the explicit memory system through language and changes in the corrective experience through nonverbal therapeutic relationships, thereby bringing about changes in procedural memory and emotional memory among implicit memories.
Although dynamic therapy can be applied in group therapy, family therapy, couples therapy, and child and adolescent therapy, the author wrote this book with a focus on individual adult therapy.
index
Chapter 1: Core Concepts of Dynamic Psychotherapy
1.
Core concepts of dynamic psychotherapy
2.
What research has shown
Chapter 2: Assessment, Indications, and Psychodynamic Formulation
1.
evaluation
2.
Indications
3.
Formalization of psychodynamics
Chapter 3: Basic Elements of Psychotherapy
1.
Practical considerations
2.
Boundaries and basic framework
3.
Medical expenses
4.
gift
5.
The Secret Question
Chapter 4 Therapeutic Interventions
1.
Neutrality, anonymity, and moderation
2.
Therapist's intervention
3.
Non-interpretive arbitration
4.
Combinations and transitions by sex type
Chapter 5 Treatment Goals and Treatment Procedures
1.
Treatment Goals
2.
Various methods of treatment
3.
Contributions of neuroscience
4.
Technical tactics that promote therapeutic change
Chapter 6: Dealing with Resistance
1.
Behavior outside and inside the treatment room
2.
Resistance to transference awareness
3.
specific personality resistance
4.
Escape to Health
5.
Tardiness and absence
Chapter 7: The Use of Dreams and Fantasy in Dynamic Psychotherapy
1.
dream
2.
fantasy
Chapter 8: Discovering and Working with Reverse Transference
1.
Reenactment of projective identification and countertransference
2.
Management of reverse transference
3.
Various reversals
Chapter 9: The Training Process and Conclusion
1.
Developing mentalization skills
2.
Treatment impasse
3.
End of treatment
Chapter 10: Use of Supervision
1.
Data on supervision hours
2.
Guidance Directors' Alliance
3.
Boundary issues in supervision
4.
Common problems that arise during the supervision process
5.
From guidance to consulting
Chapter 11: Assessing Core Competencies in Long-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
1.
The many facets of dynamic psychotherapy
2.
Optimal experience
3.
Evaluation method
1.
Core concepts of dynamic psychotherapy
2.
What research has shown
Chapter 2: Assessment, Indications, and Psychodynamic Formulation
1.
evaluation
2.
Indications
3.
Formalization of psychodynamics
Chapter 3: Basic Elements of Psychotherapy
1.
Practical considerations
2.
Boundaries and basic framework
3.
Medical expenses
4.
gift
5.
The Secret Question
Chapter 4 Therapeutic Interventions
1.
Neutrality, anonymity, and moderation
2.
Therapist's intervention
3.
Non-interpretive arbitration
4.
Combinations and transitions by sex type
Chapter 5 Treatment Goals and Treatment Procedures
1.
Treatment Goals
2.
Various methods of treatment
3.
Contributions of neuroscience
4.
Technical tactics that promote therapeutic change
Chapter 6: Dealing with Resistance
1.
Behavior outside and inside the treatment room
2.
Resistance to transference awareness
3.
specific personality resistance
4.
Escape to Health
5.
Tardiness and absence
Chapter 7: The Use of Dreams and Fantasy in Dynamic Psychotherapy
1.
dream
2.
fantasy
Chapter 8: Discovering and Working with Reverse Transference
1.
Reenactment of projective identification and countertransference
2.
Management of reverse transference
3.
Various reversals
Chapter 9: The Training Process and Conclusion
1.
Developing mentalization skills
2.
Treatment impasse
3.
End of treatment
Chapter 10: Use of Supervision
1.
Data on supervision hours
2.
Guidance Directors' Alliance
3.
Boundary issues in supervision
4.
Common problems that arise during the supervision process
5.
From guidance to consulting
Chapter 11: Assessing Core Competencies in Long-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
1.
The many facets of dynamic psychotherapy
2.
Optimal experience
3.
Evaluation method
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 20, 2007
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 336 pages | 666g | 153*224*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788958915669
- ISBN10: 8958915668
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