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Routledge
397 Pages
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Routledge
397 Pages
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Routledge
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After a long period of relatively slow change and development, the practice of psychotherapy entered a phase of vigorous experimentation in the 1960s. Greatly increased public recognition of the role of psychological approaches has brought about a dramatic upsurge of demand for mental health services on the part of broader segments of the population than ever before. Many kinds of people now seek... Read more
Contributors Introduction -- Harold Greenwald Lines of Advance in Psychoanalytic Therapy -- Sigmund Freud The Further Development of an Active Therapy in Psychoanalysis -- Sando Ferenczi The Drive for Superiority -- Alfred Adler Psychoanalytic Treatment as Education -- Thomas S. Szasz The Toxoid Response -- Hyman Spotnitz Effect of Paradigmatic Techniques on the Psychic Economy of Borderline Patients -- Marie Coleman Nelson Recent Developments in Direct Psychoanalysis --Charles T. Sullivan The Role of Activity in the Treatment of Schizoid or Schizophrenic Patients -- Goodhue Livingston Transactional Analysis -- Eric Berne Reflections on My Method of Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama -- J. L. Moreno Toward a Holistic Treatment Program --Herbert A. Otto Active Strategies in Marriage Counseling -- Aron Krich The Family Approach to Marital Disorders -- Nathan W. Ackerman Marriage Therapy -- Jay Haley Methods of Verbal Suggestion -- K. I. Platonov Reciprocal Inhibition as the Main Basis of Psychotherapeutic Effects -- Joseph Wolpe Implosive Therapy in the Short-Term Treatment of Psychotics -- Robert A. Hogan Learning Theory and Psychotherapy Revisited: With Notes on Illustrative Cases -- E. Lakin Phillips and Salah El-Batrawi Neobehavioristic Psychotherapy: Quasi-hypnotic Suggestion and Multiple Reinforcement in the Treatment of Postinfantile Dyscopresis -- Donald R. Peterson and Perry London The Use of Symptoms as an Integral Part of Hypnotherapy -- Milton H. Erickson The Treatment of Frigidity and Impotence -- Albert Ellis Paradoxical Intention: A Logotherapeutic Technique -- Viktor E. Frankl Methodology in Short-Term Therapy -- Lewis R. Wolberg Treatment of the Psychopath -- Harold Greenwald Index
Biography
Harold Greenwald
