Sentences with phrase «psychoanalytic concepts»

Chapter 5 Peter: A Study of Cumulative Trauma — From «Robot» to «Regular Guy» starts with short but excellent summary of the history and development of psychoanalytic concepts and therapy with children.

While this therapy is based on psychoanalytic concepts and methods that began with Freud, it has continuously evolved over the past 120 years, and a great deal of scientific evidence now supports the effectiveness of contemporary psychodynamic psychotherapy for treating a wide range of problems including depression, anxiety, trauma, anger, relational patterns, and identity issues.

He began planning how to scientifically scrutinize psychoanalytic concepts, starting with Freud.

My training in psychotherapy was strongly influenced by psychoanalytic concepts and methods.

Otto Pollak, «Sociological and Psychoanalytic Concepts in Family Diagnosis,» The Psychotherapy of Marital Disharmonies, ed.

The influence of psychoanalytic concepts gradually re moved this moralism, revealing the manner in which behavior is conditioned by early experiences and by unconscious forces which are not subject to the will.

In addition, the psychoanalytic concept that alcoholic behavior is determined in large measure by subconscious factors (beyond the realm of willpower) had a tremendous guilt - reducing effect.

[jounal] Bordin, E.S / 1979 / The generalizability of the psychoanalytic concept of the working alliance / Journal of Psychotherapy 16: 252 ~ 260

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For a superb summary of how the concept of relation functions within contemporary personality theory see, Stephen A. Mitchell, Relational Concepts in Psychoanalysis (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988) and Jay R. Greenberg and Stephen A. Mitchell, Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1983).

When dealing in counseling and therapy with problems of immature or distorted conscience — e.g., neurotic guilt or lack of appropriate guilt — these insights, as they have been refined and developed subsequently by other psychoanalytic thin - kers, are invaluable working concepts.

Originally made for public television, these remarkably ambitious and tacitly autobiographical videos show Downey drawing on linguistic, psychoanalytic, art historical and semiotic theory to unravel some of the foundational concepts of Western culture, such as the idea of «the self».

Taking Jacques Lacan's concept of the «mirror stage» — a psychoanalytic stage of human development in which the infant first encounters an image of itself (often via a mirror) and begins to perceive the notion of selfhood — as its starting point, this exhibition explores how we as human beings now reencounter and reimagine the self via the myriad of screens we encounter in our digital lives.

No small wonder then, when John Bowlby a psychiatrist himself, formulated attachment theory (Bowlby, 1969 / 1982) which he saw as an attempt to better understand human development and that recognized concepts from both models, that he was immediately ostracized by the psychoanalytic community.

The concept of the therapeutic alliance: Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association Vol 40 (4) 1992, 1059 - 1087.

The evolution of this concept gave rise to far reaching and diverse clinical implications in the differing branches of the psychoanalytic tradition.

From a psychoanalytic purist's position, there are two important concerns which, unaddressed, would constitute possible misuse of psychoanalytical concepts:

There were drawn from psychoanalytic therapies, Gestalt, Family Systems Theory, Transactional Analysis, Rational Emotive Therapy and the concepts of Erik Erikson and Carl Rogers.