Sentences with phrase «as object relations theory»

Theoretical perspectives in these areas include interpersonal relations concepts such as object relations theory and relational psychodynamics.

As object relations theory evolved, supplemented by the work of Bowlby, Ainsorth, and Beebe, techniques with patients who had more severe problems with basic trust and a history of maternal deprivation led to new techniques with adults.

As object relations theory evolved, grass supplemented by the work of Bowlby, Ainsorth, and Beebe, techniques with patients who had more severe problems with basic trust (Erikson, 1950) and a history of maternal deprivation (see the works of Augusta Alpert) led to new techniques with adults.

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These clinical theories shall include those in major textbooks in marriage and family therapy, such as: communications, contextual, behavioral, experiential, object relations, strategic, structural, systemic, transgenerational

John Bowlby, a psychoanalytically trained clinician, developed modern attachment theory in the 1950s as a variant of object - relations, which was a variant of Freud's theory that the infant's tie to the mother is the cornerstone of adult personality.

She has extensive teaching backgrounds in attachment theory and research and contemporary psychoanalytic theories as well as traditional psychoanalytic Drive Theory, Ego Psychology, Object Relations Theory, and Self Psychtheory and research and contemporary psychoanalytic theories as well as traditional psychoanalytic Drive Theory, Ego Psychology, Object Relations Theory, and Self PsychTheory, Ego Psychology, Object Relations Theory, and Self PsychTheory, and Self Psychology.

The central thesis in Melanie Klein's object relations theory was that the objects can be either part - object or whole - object, i.e. a single organ (such as a mother's breast) or a whole person (the mother).

Sandy is committed to participating in the healing of individuals from trauma, depression, and anxiety as well as helping couples create loving relationships founded on the principles of personal growth, Jungian and object relations theory, Imago, and cognitive psychotherapy