Lives Transformed A Revolutionary Method of Dynamic Psychotherapy

Name: Lives Transformed A Revolutionary Method of Dynamic Psychotherapy
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ISBN: 9781855755116

ISBN-10: 1855755114

ISBN-13: 9781855755116

Edition: 2006

Authors: David Malan, Patricia C. Della Selva

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In addition to a review of the literature on psychotherapy process and outcome, this book contains detailed clinical accounts of seven patients treated by an immensely powerful method of dynamic psychotherapy (intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy). This treatment is capable of producing major improvements, and even cure, in a wide range of patients. The authors believe that the scientific study of psychotherapy must include highly subjective judgments, provided the evidence upon which they are based is provided in great detail. In the present volume, verbatim transcripts from therapy sessions and follow-up interviews provide this kind of data, which can be evaluated by all who read…

Book details

List price: $49.95
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 7/27/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 352
Size: 5.83" wide x 9.06" long x 1.10" tall
Weight: 1.430
Language: English



Acknowledgement


About the Authors



Overture, technique, literature



Overture 3



Introduction to the theory and technique of Davanloo's ISTDP



The literature: empirical support for Davanloo's ISTDP



Exposition: four detailed therapies



The Man Divided


Initial interview and therapy


Follow-up



The Cold-Blooded Businessman


Initial evaluation


Therapy


Follow-up



The Good Girl with Ulcerative Colitis


Initial interview-trial therapy


Therapy


Follow-up



The Woman with Dissociation


Initial interview-trial therapy


Therapy and follow-up



General discussion



The relation between predictions and actual events



Aspects of initial evaluation



Aspects of therapy


Anger, grief, and oedipal feelings


Further aspects of therapy



Aspects of outcome



Recapitulation and coda



The present work, traditional dynamic psychotherapy, and psychoanalysis



Conclusions



Coda


Epilogue


References


Index