Individual Psychotherapy and the Science of Psychodynamics, 2Ed
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Product details:
- Edition number 2, New edition
- Publisher CRC Press
- Date of Publication 27 June 1995
- ISBN 9780750623872
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages320 pages
- Size 234x156 mm
- Weight 590 g
- Language English
- Illustrations line illus 0
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Short description:
Dr Malan's iconic book is firmly established as a classic psychotherapy textbook and it remains extremely popular
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Dr Malan's iconic book is firmly established as a classic psychotherapy textbook and it remains extremely popular. The second edition of this highly individual and fascinating text brings theory and practice up to date, while keeping the essential character of the book unchanged.
The book offers an invaluable description of dynamic psychotherapy and the theory on which it is based. Through the use of numerous case studies and clinical stories, the book begins by illustrating everyday mental mechanisms, moving on to a discussion of some of the most profound problems experienced by human beings. Practical applications of theory through different techniques are described, from the straightforward to the handling of some of the most complex and dangerous situations likely to be encountered in psychotherapy. Part of the book's unique value is derived from the way in which it distils from psychoanalytic theory the core of scientific truth.
Covers the principles of dynamic psychotherapy from the most elementary to some of the most profound
Always illustrates these with true case studies told as they happened
Gives full interpretations and analysis
Beautifully written and highly accessible for anyone with a deep interest in people.
New material for the second edition includes: the relation with the mother in the male Oedipus complex, disturbances in the relation with siblings, masochism, and the 'compulsion to repeat'.
This is an important resource for all psychotherapists of any degree of experience, psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, primary care physicians, mental health nurses and anyone with an interest in the human mind. For psychotherapists in training it remains an outstanding textbook.
Table of Contents:
1. Psychotherapy in Everyday Life 2. Inner Mechanisms in Everyday Life 3. Unconscious Communication 4. Elementary, Though not Necessarily Easy, Psychotherapy 5. Elementary Psychotherapy Continued: Symptoms, Precipitating Factors, and Psychiatric Consultation 6. A Note on the Observations of Psychoanalysis 7. Common Syndromes I: Problems of Femininity and Sexuality in Women 8. Common Syndromes II: Problems of Masculinity and Sexuality in Men 9. The Relation with the Therapist: 'Transference' 10. The Dialogue of Psychotherapy and the Two Triangles 11. Three Linked Themes: Aggression, Elimination of Bodily Products, and Obsessional Phenomena 12. Three More Linked Themes: Aggression Arising From Sibling Rivalry; Passivity and Masochism; and the Compulsion to Repeat 13. An Introduction to Depression 14. Regression and Long-Term Therapy 15. Deeper Layers of Depression 16. Primitive Phenomena 17. Termination and Breaks in Treatment 18. Assessment for Psychotherapy: I. General Principles 19. Assessment for Psychotherapy (Contd): II. The Importance of the Psychiatric Enquiry and Differential Diagnosis 20. Assessment for Psychotherapy (Contd): III. The Psychodynamic Assessment and Psychotherapeutic Forecasting 21. Assessment for Psychotherapy (Contd): IV. The Indications for Brief Psychotherapy 22. Assessment for Psychotherapy (Contd): V. Contraindications to Uncovering Psychotherapy 23. Assessment for Psychotherapy (Contd): VI. The Consequences of Making Contact 24. The Future of Psychotherapy and Psychodynamics
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