1st Edition
Understanding Therapeutic Action Psychodynamic Concepts of Cure
Contributors. Preface. Part 1: Therapeutic Structure and Structural Change 1 Anne Alonso Toward a New Understanding of Neutrality 2 William W. Meissner The Therapeutic Alliance and the Real Relationship in the Analytic Process 3 Arnold H. Modell Trauma, Memory, and the Therapeutic Setting 4 Otto F. Kernberg The Importance of Diagnosis in Facilitating the Therapeutic Action of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of an Adolescent 5 Gerald Adler Transitional Objects, Selfobjects, Real Objects, and the Process of Change in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Part 2: The Self as the Focus of the Therapeutic Action 6 I. Paul H. Ornstein and Anna Ornstein Some General Principles of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Self-Psychological Perspective 7 II. Anna Ornstein and Paul H. Ornstein Speaking in the Interpretive Mode and Feeling Understood: Crucial Aspects of the Therapeutic Action in Psychotherapy 8 Joseph D. Lichtenberg Mode of Therapeutic Action 9 Judith Guss Teicholz Optimal Responsiveness: Its Role in Psychic Growth and Change Part 3: An Integrative Approach to the Concept of Cure 10 Stephen A. Mitchell When Interpretations Fail: A New Look at the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis 11 James M. Herzog The Therapeutic Action of Play in the Curative Process 12 Paul L. Russell Process with Involvement: The Interpretation of Affect 13 George G. Fishman Listening to Affect: Interpersonal Aspects of Affective Resonance in Psychoanalytic Treatment 14 Martha Stark From Structural Conflict to Relational Conflict: A Contemporary Model of Therapeutic Action. Index
Biography
Lawrence Lifson
