10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PSYCHODYNAMICALLY»
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Medical-Psychiatric Practice
Patients. Hanna Levenson, Ph.D. Robert E. Hales, M.D. In this chapter, we
explore ways in which brief psychodynamically informed therapy can help
medically ill patients. In particular we examine how brief psychodynamic
formulations and ...
Alan Stoudemire, Barry S. Fogel, 1993
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Psychodynamically Oriented Psychologists' Experiences with ...
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Lesley Christina Fields, 2011
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Psychodynamic Formulation
Formulating. psychodynamically. is. ultimately. a. way. of. thinking. We think that
the best way to learn to formulate psychodynamically is to actually write a
psychodynamic formulation. Taking the time to do this, as well as forcing yourself
to ...
Deborah L. Cabaniss, Sabrina Cherry, Carolyn J. Douglas, 2013
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Treating Mental Illness and Behavior Disorders in Children ...
Psychodynamically. oriented methods for the diagnosis and treatment of children
and adults with mental retardation and problem behavior always have been in a “
position outside.” Nonetheless, despite the successes of behavior therapy and ...
Anton Do en, Kenneth Day, 2008
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Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy, ...
he topic for this chapter is psychodynamically oriented group therapy (POGT)
with an interpretive (expressive) emphasis. POGT can be provided in different
forms; these differ on such characteristics as their interpretive versus supportive ...
Jeffrey J. Magnavita, 2002
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Transforming the Internal World and Attachment: Clinical ...
As illustrated by figure 5.3, the psychodynamically oriented students are only
moderately adherent to the psychodynamic prototype (second bar from the left),
while the cognitivebehaviorally oriented students are closely adherent to the ...
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Alcoholism and Substance Abuse: Strategies for Clinical ...
In such cases it is usually inappropriate for the psychodynamically oriented
psychotherapist to attempt to initiate the treatment process. After an exploration of
these issues within the context of the initial few sessions, the therapist may
decide to ...
Thomas Edward Bratter, Gary G. Forrest, 1985
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Psychodynamic Perspectives on Working with Children, ...
I am going to describe my vision of what a psychodynamically-informed school (
PIS) would look like and how it would operate. I want to give you some idea of the
flavor of the school and what it would be like to teach and learn there. Before I ...
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Issues in Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry, and Counseling: ...
psychodynamically. oriented. therapists'. attachment. representations. on.
outcome. and. alliance. in. inpatient. psychotherapy. “The Adult Attachment
Interview (AAI) was used to study 31 psychotherapists who treated 1,381 patients
in ...
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Essential Psychotherapies, Third Edition: Theory and Practice
Psychodynamically informed family therapy is one of the only models that
acknowledges its ties to psychoanalytic thinking, valuing the role of the
unconscious and past history in determining behavior and motivations, the
necessity of insight ...
Stanley B. Messer, Alan S. Gurman, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PSYCHODYNAMICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
psychodynamically is used in the context of the following news items.
Boarding school has scarred our leaders
Hot-housed into premature self-reliance, ex-boarders struggle to properly mature. Psychodynamically, a boy who was not allowed a childhood gets stranded, ... «Yahoo News UK, Mar 15»
A Cleveland Son's Debt to Anny Katan and Sigmund Freud
... child analyst, and my mother to become a social worker versed in Anny Katan's pragmatic, psychodynamically informed style of help for parents and children. «Jewish Daily Forward, Feb 15»
Eva Marie Maas
In the fifties she spent a year at the Smith College School for Social Work in Massachusetts, attending a specialist course in psychodynamically oriented clinical ... «Herald Scotland, Jan 15»
Zek Sterling and American Totalitarianism
Psychodynamically, totalitarianism inculcates in “the masses” the defense mechanisms of splitting and rationalization. Defense mechanisms are unconscious ... «American Thinker, May 14»
Conflicts of Interest: Concepts, Conundrums, and Course of Action
Dr. C has used a combination of cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamically oriented approaches and has concluded that Ms. Y's anxiety disorder is now in full ... «Medscape, Nov 13»
Why Panic Attacks Are Nearly Always Pathological
But before my psychodynamically oriented colleagues recoil in horror, I hasten to add that context is critically important in working psychotherapeutically with ... «Psychiatric Times, Jan 13»
The Patient Gift Conundrum
For the past 2 years, you have been conducting psychodynamically oriented (insight-oriented) psychotherapy with a 40-year-old US-born man, in whom you ... «Medscape, Dec 12»
Borderline Personality Disorder in Adolescents
However, it is increasingly clear that BPD progresses from a strict psychodynamically based construct to a neurodevelopmental disorder with roots in the ... «Psychiatric Times, May 12»
Psychodynamic-Oriented Group Therapy: A Pathway to Connection
In my experience, a psychodynamically grounded group therapy approach is a remarkably effective tool to address and to modify the difficulties in regulating ... «Psychiatric Times, Jan 12»
Why We Need a Holistic Approach to Mental Health Care
The meaning of experience is what psychodynamically-trained therapists focus on. These therapists, of course, are deeply concerned about the reduction of ... «Huffington Post, Oct 11»
