Psychodynamic therapies with infants and parents: a critical review of treatment methods [0.03%]
婴儿和父母的心理动力学治疗：治疗方法的批判性回顾
Björn Salomonsson
Björn Salomonsson
The theory of psychoanalysis has always relied on speculations about the infant's mind, but its clinical practice was slow in taking an interest in babies and their parents. The therapy methods that nevertheless have evolved during the last...
Michael Robbins
Michael Robbins
Fredric N Busch,Larry S Sandberg
Fredric N Busch
Somatic or emotional experience that has not been symbolically represented, referred to as unmentalized experience, has been given an increasingly prominent role in understanding psychopathology. Panic and anxiety disorders provide a useful...
Editorial comment on "Therapeutic interaction with an older personality disordered patient" [0.03%]
关于“老年期人格障碍患者的治疗干预”的述评
Richard C Friedman
Richard C Friedman
Lawrence Josephs,Avihay Sanders,Bernard S Gorman
Lawrence Josephs
This study reflects an assessment of the relationship between change in defensive functioning and change in the therapeutic interaction during an eight-year treatment episode of an older personality disordered woman. The patient, Ms. Q, pos...
David Kealy,John S Ogrodniczuk
David Kealy
Pathological narcissism is a form of maladaptive self-regulation that impedes the capacity to love. Although narcissism is often construed as excessive self-love, individuals with pathological narcissism are impaired in being able to love t...
Mardi Horowitz
Mardi Horowitz
Grieving is a well-known topic to psychodynamic clinicians. Nonetheless, the identity disturbance and identity growth issues that accompany the familiar problems are less well known. Phases of modification of self-organization during an ada...
Malkah Tolpin Notman
Malkah Tolpin Notman
Widowhood has not been written about extensively. Recent books in the mainstream press have focused on the experience of the acute loss. This paper describes the experience of widowhood of the author and of several other women after long ma...