Sentences with phrase «does psychodynamic therapy»

But what does psychodynamic therapy really mean?

Not exact matches

Studies showing that psychodynamic therapy is effective at relieving symptoms of mood disorders in both the short and long term do exist, but there are far fewer of them and they tend to be on the small side.
Practitioners of brief psychodynamic therapy believe that some changes can happen through a more rapid process or that an initial short intervention will start an ongoing process of change that does not need the constant involvement of the therapist.
I find that people no longer wish to be in therapy for endless years and, so, I often find myself doing more guidance and counseling than psychodynamic work.
(Because I had carefully read the entire document I did note that there was a nod to «brief psychodynamic therapy» in the treatment of PTSD already, but there is nothing about group vs individual.)
This book does not suggest that mindfulness practice can take the place of psychodynamic therapy.
Because it does not only focus on immediate symptom relief, but allows people to confront what motivates their symptoms, psychodynamic therapy helps people gain control of what causes their distress.
It doesn't have to just be Freudian therapy, and some other forms of psychodynamic therapy include Jungian therapy and Adlerian therapy.
Some of the psychoanalytical practices have survived or been adapted for modern use, but this uneven relationship between therapist and client generally does not carry over to current psychodynamic therapy.
Some therapists can focus on childhood (not a cliché, rather a psychodynamic approach), while other therapists don't want to know about your childhood at all and prefer you to focus on the «here and now» (e.g. metacognitive therapy); while others look into the future (e.g. solution focused therapy, motivational interviewing, interpersonal therapy).
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Shedler also noted that existing research does not adequately capture the benefits that psychodynamic therapy aims to achieve.
Psychodynamic therapy helps people to recognize and work through the painful feelings that often underlie these patterns of relating to the world so that they can make choices to do things differently.
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