Beyond Fragmentation - Pedroni, Ingrid
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The book charts the developmental path of an innovative clinician and teacher, exploring myriad psychoanalytic schools and systemic therapies to create a truly integrative way of working. The clinical stories show how encounters with suffering patients force therapists to learn, from both successes and mistakes. With a foreword from Donna Orange.

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The book charts the developmental path of an innovative clinician and teacher, exploring myriad psychoanalytic schools and systemic therapies to create a truly integrative way of working. The clinical stories show how encounters with suffering patients force therapists to learn, from both successes and mistakes. With a foreword from Donna Orange.
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Ingrid Pedroni worked in a major trade union in Italy and then as an economic analyst engaged in international forecasts in an Italian state company. In this position, she became vice-president of the Economists' Group, an international association of professional economists. In the 1990s, she started her training as a family psychotherapist and as a child and adolescent analyst at the Institute for Infancy Neuropsychiatry at the Rome University La Sapienza. She is in private practice as a relational and self-psychology analyst and is a member of ISIPSE, an Italian institute specialising in psychoanalytic self psychology and relational psychoanalysis, of the International Association of Relational Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, and of the International Association of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology. In 2005, she became president of ISIPSE, where she is still engaged as a teacher of self psychology and transcultural psychotherapy, and is a supervising analyst in Rome and Milan. She is past president of Vivere Altrove, an association of professionals, psychotherapists, anthropologists, social assistants, and mediators, operating in the field of intercultural interventions that for some years cooperated with the United Nations Organization for Migration.