…(1922, 2nd ed.)
1924 Technik und Metapsychol, 53-63.
1925 G.S., 6, 53-63.
1931 Neurosenlehre und Technik 328-40.
1943 G.W., 8, 364-74.
(b) ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
……cathexis will introduce the doctor into one of the psychical ‘series’ which
the patient has already formed. If the ‘father-imago’, to use the apt term introduced by Jung (1911,… [Read More]
…over the course of three or more semesters as part of their clinical
studies, seeing four patients per week in a setting for psychotic or very regressed
patients….…a Therapy Center Fellow, who serves as
the student’s advisor and assigns patients. The student works with a caseload of at
least three patients, seen at least once… [Read More]
…patient’s
dynamics and the therapist’s feelings; and resonate with the patient.
PT 2611 Diagnosis and Case Formulation
Prerequisites: A minimum of two semesters of PT 2610……research, and clinical studies. Students complete a fieldwork
externship over the course of three or more semesters as part of their clinical
studies, seeing four patients… [Read More]
…experience with patients to learn about case management issues at
different stages of treatment, including how to: establish a contract; promote understanding of
the patient’s unconscious dynamics as revealed through……a setting for psychotic or very regressed
patients. Students culminate their studies with a Master’s paper or thesis. In addition, students
are required to engage in a training analysis throughout… [Read More]
…and assigns patients. The student works with a caseload of at least three patients, seen at least
10
once per week, over the course of the……per week in a setting for psychotic or very regressed
patients. Students culminate their studies with a Master’s paper or thesis. In addition, students
are required to engage in a… [Read More]
…yet reached posthumous fame as one of the
greatest English poets of his century. Third is Nikolai Gogol, whose Dead Souls is considered by many as the great prose……most tragic of them all is Thomas Chatterton, the English boy poet from Bristol who committed suicide
before he was eighteen. Not only did he reach posthumous fame, but… [Read More]
…point out, his cultural origins.
We may begin with some questions about how we observe dreams in practice. When a patient reports a dream, how do we know
……render it more logical, reasonable, and acceptable to common sense. Isakower (1954) suggested using the
term, “redaction,” meaning “reduction to literary form” (Oxford English Dictionary, 1971). It was a… [Read More]
…character structures and psychopathology, integrating academic study with clinical work to
understand patients’ repetitions, defenses, resistances, and symbolic communications. In
clinical supervision, candidates learn to use……theory and ability
to apply this understanding to clinical cases.
2) Students demonstrate understanding of their patients, including transference-
countertransference dynamics, past and current resistances as they relate… [Read More]
…of patient contact. In-depth study of the single case focuses on
resolution of resistances in the treatment and comprehensive understanding of the patient’s
dynamics. A minimum of fifty hours of……explores the full range of character
structures and psychopathology, integrating academic study with clinical work to understand
patients’ repetitions, defenses, resistances, and symbolic communications. In clinical… [Read More]
…integrating academic study with clinical work to
understand patients’ repetitions, defenses, resistances, and symbolic communications. In
clinical supervision, candidates learn to use their countertransference responses to……and ability
to apply this understanding to clinical cases.
2) Students demonstrate understanding of their patients, including transference-
countertransference dynamics, past and current resistances as they relate to… [Read More]
