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Talking with Patients: A Self Psychological View of Creative Intuition and Analytic Discipline

Autor Sanford Shapiro
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 1996
Self psychology has given us a framework that makes sense of what we have always done intuitively. In Talking with Patients, Shapiro shows how to balance this clinical intuition with precise technique. Combining contributions from intersubjective theory with those of self psychology, he demonstrates to readers how to monitor their patients' responses as well as read their own. Shapiro adds to the empathic, listening orientation of self psychology the utility of inter-action and even confrontation.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781568215983
ISBN-10: 1568215983
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 161 x 214 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Jason Aronson Inc
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Recenzii

In Talking with Patients, Sanford Shapiro provides an eminently practical and user-friendly guide to the clinical application of contemporary psychoanalytic frameworks, including self psychology, control mastery theory, and the intersubjective viewpoint. Therapists at all levels of experience will appreciate and profit from this richly illustrated, down-to-earth text.
This beautifully written book is a moving personal account of analytic process. Sanford Shapiro demonstrates his evolving analytic competence with a series of absorbing clinical cases as well as elegant short vignettes. Encompassing an analytic education that spans three decades, he is as generous to his many teachers and supervisors as he is wisely critical of their shortcomings. In brief, this volume is entertaining, informative, and contemporary, and successfully addresses all mental health professionals.
Talking with Patients is the work of a master psychoanalytic clinician who is able to use and transcend rules in working creatively with patients. He shares with us his personal professional journey from an authoritarian, drive-dominated, analytic orientation to an emphasis on listening to the patient from the patient's perspective, informed by self psychological theory. For Dr. Shapiro, theory guides but does not dictate, as he helps us to walk the path of creative, spontaneous, and theoretically informed interchange in the psychotherapeutic arena. The book is rich with straightforward and beautifully illustrative in-depth case material. The beginner as well as the sophisticate will be affected by this book. No reader will turn away untouched.

Cuprins

Chapter 1 Chapter One: A Tale of Two Theories
Chapter 2 Chapter Two: The Role of Theory
Chapter 3 Chapter Three: The Role of Psychoanalysis
Chapter 4 Chapter Four: Listening to Patients
Chapter 5 Chapter Five: Technical Guidelines
Chapter 6 Chapter Six: Resistance
Chapter 7 Chapter Seven: Control Mastery Theory
Chapter 8 Chapter Eight: Connecting with Despair
Chapter 9 Chapter Nine: What Price Survival?
Chapter 10 Chapter Ten: Patients Without Mercy
Chapter 11 Chapter Eleven: Being with Patients
Chapter 12 Chapter Twelve: Couples Therapy
Chapter 13 Chapter Thirteen: Working with Dreams
Chapter 14 Chapter Fourteen: Supervision
Chapter 15 Chapter Fifteen: Hazards and Rewards