Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy

Name: Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy
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ISBN: 9780226265995

ISBN-10: 0226265994

ISBN-13: 9780226265995

Edition: 1960 (Reprint)

Authors: Frieda Fromm-Reichmann

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"[This book has] a wealth of clinical and technical detail. As a primer on psychotherapeutic technique this book will. . .bring knowledge and stimulation to the most advanced technician"--Karl A. Menninger "One is continuously aware that here is a truly human being at work, human in the sense of exquisite awareness, on a profoundly intuitive level, of the workings of the human totality. . . . Because of this she can bridge the vast divide that separates us from the psychotic . . . thereby gaining access to the process of recalling the patient to his lost domain."--Louise E. DeRosis, M.D., American Journal of Psychoanalysis

Book details

List price: $33.00
Copyright year: 1960
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Publication date: 9/15/1960
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 264
Size: 0.53" wide x 0.80" long x 0.06" tall
Weight: 0.638




The Psychiatrist: Personal and Professional Requirements



Insight into the Emotional Aspects of the Doctor-Patient Relationship



The Psychiatrist's Part in the Doctor-Patient Relationship



Listening as a Basic Psychotherapeutic Instrumentality



The Psychiatrist's Need for Extra-professional Sources of Satisfaction and Security



Insight into the Interaction of Anxiety in Psychiatrist and Patient



The Psychiatrist's Attitude toward Cultural and Ethical Values in Its Relatedness to the Goals of Psychotherapy



Considerations of the Psychiatrist in the Establishment of the Treatment Situation



The Psychotherapeutic Process - The Patient and the Therapist



The Initial Interview



Introductory Remarks on the Psychotherapeutic Procedure



Associations, Marginal Thoughts, Physical Sensations, and Their Usage in Psychotherapy



Associations



Marginal Thoughts, Physical Sensations



Interpretation and Its Application



What To Interpret a) Contents or Dynamics b) Transference and Parataxic Distortions c) Security Operations, Resistance d) Intentional Blocking e) "Acting Out"



How To Interpret a) The Process of "Working Through" b) The Central Dynamics of the Patient's Difficulties



Timing of Interpretations



Interpretation of Special Mental Operations a) Slips and Errors b) Daydreams c) Dreams d) Hallucinations and Delusions IX. How To Begin and How to Terminate a Psychotherapeutic Interview X. Termination of Treatment



Adjuncts to Intensive Psychotherapy



The Attitude of the Psychiatrist toward Intercurrent Events in the Lives of the Patient and of the Therapist



Suicidal Attempts



Death of Close Relatives or Friends



Pregnancy and Childbirth



Engagement, Marriage, and Divorce



Requests for Advice



Severe Illness and Accidents



Significant Events in the Life of the Psychiatrist



Contacts with Relatives Reference List


Index