Sentences with phrase «psychoanalysis as»

She received advanced post-graduate training in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and CBT from New York University, specialized eating disorder, addictions and compulsions training from the William Alanson White Institute of Psychoanalysis as well as advanced EMDRIA - approved EMDR training, Brainspotting, DBT skills training, Life Coach training, Mindfulness and specialized Couples Therapy training from The Gottman Institute.

His groun - breaking integration of neuroscience with attachment theory has lead to his description as «the American Bowlby» and with psychoanalysis as «the world's leading expert in neuropsychoanalysis.»

His groundbreaking integration of neuroscience with attachment theory has lead to his description as «the American Bowlby» and with psychoanalysis as «the world's leading expert in neuropsychoanalysis.»

The American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work has published a position statement on Psychoanalysis as a specialty within the overall practice of Clinical Social Work.

Psychoanalysis as remedial education: A review of The Mind in Disorder: Psychoanalytic Models of Pathology, by John E. Gedo.

I specialize in insight oriented work with individuals, including dream work, offering psychoanalysis as well as weekly psychotherapy.

Two «exhibitions - within - the - exhibition» take a closer look at the towering figure of Robert Smithson, art's quintessential searcher, and at psychoanalysis as an archaeology of the mind.

Commissioned writing include «Special Category Status» and «Trust» for The Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis as part of their Post-Psychoanalysis event programme (2018) and «Extra Judicial Killing» and «What did I do to deserve this?»

Louise Bourgeois: The Return of the Repressed highlights the enduring presence of psychoanalysis as a motivational force and a site of exploration in the artist's life and work.

Karla Black's exhibition at West London Projects, using all manner of feminine lotions and potions, drew on both the legacy of performative feminist artists and psychoanalysis as well as the canonised art history of the object / non object.

He forged close friendships with the European Surrealists and other intellectuals over his interests in poetry and philosophy, and as such served as a vital link between the pre-war avant - garde in Europe and its post-war counterpart in New York, establishing automatism and psychoanalysis as central concerns of American abstraction.

That his argument was not couched in terms of the racial debate made it vulnerable and allowed antisemitic physicians to dismiss psychoanalysis itself as mass hysteria, a «psychic epidemic among physicians» — an interesting twist, given that most of Freud's early disciples were Jewish.

Ricoeur interprets Freudian psychoanalysis as a hermeneutic discipline in its own right, a hermeneutic which suggests that certain symbolic forms conceal from everyday consciousness more than they reveal.

With the touch of an artist, he describes psychoanalysis as a Western form of meditation — a way of getting in touch with vital inner processes.

Not exact matches

See Rollo May et al., Existence (New York: Basic Books, 1958); and H. Mullah and I. A. Sangiuliano, «Interpretation as Existence in Analysis,» in Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Review, Vol.

Focusing on schizophrenia as a particular exemplar of this change, Luhrmann examines the evolution of psychiatry from psychoanalysis (mental illnesses are caused by emotional conflict) to a purely biomedical scheme (mental illnesses are caused by genes) to present theories, which incorporate both the biological and the social causes (and treatments) of mental illness.

The third chapter surprised readers with its sexual frankness when it appeared as a short story in Partisan Review, but candor defines her approach to every subject, including society, politics, and psychoanalysis.

In the philosophical anthropology of Max Scheler, as in the Freudian psychoanalysis from which it in part derives, this division of spirit and impulse is regarded as basic to man's nature.

What does psychoanalysis suggest as the fundamental requirements for the most favorable relationship between teacher and taught?

As an outgrowth of psychoanalysis, it can represent this source for the purposes of this argument.2

Because this format centers attention on the psychiatrist's office, critics have generally assumed that the play is a satire on psychoanalysis, with Dr. Dysart as its hero or its victim.

Concepts like guilt and conversion do not mean the same thing in Christian speech as they do in Hindu mysticism or in a clinic for psychoanalysis.

Explains the theory of gestalt therapy as it developed from psychoanalysis and gestalt psychology.

The most creative thrust in psychoanalysis since Freud — the work of the ego psychologists or ego analysts — introduces a robust emphasis on health understood as growth.

As is true of all long - term intrapsychic, nonsystemic approaches to therapy, psychoanalysis has little relevance to the task of healing the brokenness of the masses of humankind.

Ruth Monroe describes the thought of the ego psychologists as «the mainstream of progress in Freudian psychoanalysis.»

And yet, as the biographer's documentation bears witness, both father and mother showed themselves surprisingly accepting and indeed generous parents, people aware of their son's gifts and (as seen in their decision to send him into psychoanalysis) able to go outside their world to offer him help.

Psychoanalysis views earliest infancy as a time of passivity, an age of primary narcissism when we experience the self as being all.»

Inner submission, prudent realism, accepting with maturity the tragic structures — all of these styles of the fifties were as readily being justified by neo-orthodox theology as by anti-communism or psychoanalysis.

This means finding a common principle of interpretation to handle such divergent strands as the new history and its consequent historicism, romantic poetry from Blake to Goethe, Darwin and evolutionism, Hegel and the Hegelian left, Marx and Marxism, psychoanalysis, the many varieties of more recent literature including such divergent figures as Dostoevsky, Strindberg and Baudelaire, and, of course, Nietzsche himself.

Psychoanalysis focused on what it regarded as the resolution of childhood fantasies, which Bowlby regarded as real life experiences.

(Short - term therapy such as cognitive - behavioral therapy (CBT), Interpersonal therapy (IPT), or dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) are appropriate, rather than long - term therapy like psychoanalysis).

If that seems surprising, so will this: Sigmund Freud, the creator of psychoanalysis, actually began his career as a neurobiologist, dissecting the nerves of crayfish.

As the father of psychoanalysis, surely Sigmund Freud was able to wean himself from his own neuroses.

If we are forgiving, as just this once we must be, we have to excuse the lapses, the dim psychoanalysis and the slightly leering sexual assumptions.

There are several mainstream and numerous fringe varieties of psychotherapy, ranging from classical psychoanalysis (whose practitioners regard themselves as the aristocrats of the trade) to behaviour therapy.

Treatment: Because nightmares can be linked with psychological trauma, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis are commonly used as treatment, and medications are also available.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy, a more traditional school of therapy derived from psychoanalysis, has not fared as well under the new evidence - based paradigm.

David Suchet (Poirot) stars as famed Austrian physician Sigmund Freud, the father of modern psychoanalysis, in this biopic written by Carey Harrison, and directed by Moira Armstrong.

Like psychoanalysis, A Dangerous Method takes its time as it circles an opening to unexplored depths.

Cronenberg's brainy approach makes this film fascinating but demanding as it traces the birth of psychoanalysis through the relationship and rivalry between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.

His relationship with Freud also deteriorates as well, first due first to Jung's relationship with Sabina and later to their divergent philosophies as Jung chafes against Freud's unwillingness to broaden the bounds of psychoanalysis outside of hard science.

«My dad doesn't love me, either,» Salinger says to young flame, Oona O'Neil (Zoey Deutch), and it comes off as the sort of bullshit armchair psychoanalysis we'd expect from a freshman term paper.

David Cronenberg examines the roots of psychoanalysis through the life of Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) as he treats a new patient (Keira Knightley).

Playing on the popularity of Freudian psychology in the 1940s, this film has Ginger Rogers as a magazine editor who undergoes psychoanalysis to explain her frequent headaches and daydreams, prompting a lot of Technicolor fantasy sequences.

Bruce Willis stars as psychologist Malcolm Crowe, and the last time he played someone in the field of psychoanalysis was in that notoriously unerotic thriller Color of Night.

He has been in psychoanalysis for about as long as he's been making films, and the dialogue in his screenplays often reads like an analyst's notes.

So asks Viggo Mortensen's Sigmund Freud of his younger colleague Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender), as the two approach New York City to gift the untreated denizens of America with their equally grueling brands of psychoanalysis, in the closing stretch -LSB-...]

Lacking a foundation of knowledge about Jung, Freud, psychiatry, or psychoanalysis, «A Dangerous Method» comes across as very impersonal.

works with different forms of folklore as linguistic and visual «cultural psychoanalysis» to contemporary reality.