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A01=Joan Hoffenberg
A01=Marvin Hurvich
A01=Norbert Freedman
A01=Rhonda Ward
Adult Onset Trauma
advanced psychoanalytic process analysis
Affect Disregulation
Alexandra Petrou
Allan Frosch
annihilation
Annihilation Anxiety
Annihilatory Fears
anxiety
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Author_Joan Hoffenberg
Author_Marvin Hurvich
Author_Norbert Freedman
Author_Rhonda Ward
Bent Rosenbaum
Carrie Schaffer
Category=JMAF
clinical inference
Criterion Sessions
Denise Kagan
Donna S. Bender
Enactive Phase
Enunciation Analysis
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Erotic Transference
evidence-based mental health
Frozen Constellation
Jamieson Webster
Jesse D. Geller
Joan Hoffenberg
Long Term Psychoanalytic Treatment
Marvin Hurvich
method
moment
Ms K
Neal Vorus
nodal
Nodal Moment
Object Relational Space
Post-termination Phase
process
progressive
Progressive Symbolization
propositional
Propositional Method
Psychic Equivalence
psychoanalytic methodology
psychotherapy outcome research
referential
Referential Process
Reflective Functioning
Rhonda Ward
Richard Lasky
Sverre Varvin
symbolization
Therapeutic Dialogue
Therapeutic Object Relationship
therapeutic relationship dynamics
Transference Engagement
Transference Regression
Transformation Cycle
trauma recovery processes
Upward Slope
Product details
- ISBN 9780367107055
- Weight: 860g
- Dimensions: 146 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 14 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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In our current professional climate, with calls for 'evidenced-based treatment', and in light of the prestige accorded to this emblem, we can ask: for what purpose do we seek evidence? For our students? For the public at large? For an inner sense of feeling supported by science? Most disciplines are concerned with cumulative knowledge, aimed toward self-affirmation and self-definition, that is, establishing a sense of legitimacy. The three parts of this volume are directed toward the goal of affirming a public and private sense of the legitimacy of psychoanalysis, thereby shaping professional identity. In each contribution we adhere to the precepts of 'scientific inquiry', with a commitment to affirming or disconfirming clinical propositions, utilizing consensually agreed upon methods of observation, and arriving at inferences that are persuasive and have the potential to move the field forward. Beyond this, each part of this book describes distinct methodologies that generate evidence pertaining to public health policy, the persuasiveness and integrity of our psychoanalytic concepts, and phenomena encountered in daily clinical practice.
Norbert Freedman
