Intersubjective Self Psychology: A Primer offers a comprehensive overview of the theory of Intersubjective Self Psychology and its clinical applications.
Intersubjective Self Psychology: A Primer offers a comprehensive overview of the theory of Intersubjective Self Psychology and its clinical applications.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George Hagman, LCSW is a clinical social worker and psychoanalyst in private practice in New York City and Stamford, Connecticut. He is a member and faculty member of the Training and Research Institute in Intersubjective Self Psychology, and the Westchester Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. He is the author of books on the Psychoanalysis, Self Psychology, art, and bereavement. Harry Paul, PhD, is a clinical psychologist in private practice in New York City and Chappaqua, New York. He is a founding member, past president, faculty, supervisor and training analyst at the Training and Research Institute in Intersubjective Self Psychology. He is the co-author of The Self Psychology of Addiction and Its Treatment: Narcissus in Wonderland, and he has co-authored papers on addiction and self psychology. He currently sits on the international Council of IAPSP. Peter B. Zimmermann, PhD, is a licensed psychoanalyst in private practice in New York City. He is a founding member, and member board of trustees, faculty, supervisor and training analyst at the Training and Research Institute in Intersubjective Self Psychology in New York. He is the current president, senior faculty member, supervisor and training analyst at the Training Institute of The National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis in New York.
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Author Biographies Preface Acknowledgements George Hagman, Peter B. Zimmermann, and Harry Paul. Section One: The Theory and Practice of Intersubjective Self Psychology Chapter 1: An Introduction to Intersubjective Self Psychology Peter B. Zimmermann, Harry Paul, Aviva Rohde, Karen Roser, Gordon Powell, Louisa Livingston, and George Hagman Chapter 2: Empathy in Intersubjective Self Psychology Karen Roser and Aviva Rohde Chapter 3: Transference in the Intersubjective Self Psychology. Aviva Rohde and Karen Roser Chapter 4: The Therapeutic Action of Intersubjective Self Psychology, Part 1 Peter B. Zimmermann Chapter 5: The Therapeutic Action of Intersubjective Self Psychology, Part 2: The Case of Ricky Aviva Rohde Chapter 6: Working with the Trailing Edge: Resolving the Fear of Repetition George Hagman and Susanne Weil Chapter 7: Working with the Leading Edge: When the Selfobject Tie is Intact. Harry Paul and George Hagman, and Peter B. Zimmermann Section Two: Clinical Applications Chapter 8: Melancholia Revisited: Depression and its Treatment from the Perspective of Intersubjective Self Psychology Peter B. Zimmermann Chapter 9: Addiction: An Intersubjective Self Psychological Perspective Harry Paul Chapter 10: Child Treatment: Working with the Leading and Trailing Edge Karen Roser Chapter 11: Working with Couples in Intersubjective Self Psychology Nancy Hicks and Louisa Livingston Chapter 12: Sexuality in Intersubjective Self Psychology: What Matters Gordon Powell Chapter 13: A Suicidal Patient: Gasping for Air: Laura D'Angelo References
Author Biographies Preface Acknowledgements George Hagman, Peter B. Zimmermann, and Harry Paul. Section One: The Theory and Practice of Intersubjective Self Psychology Chapter 1: An Introduction to Intersubjective Self Psychology Peter B. Zimmermann, Harry Paul, Aviva Rohde, Karen Roser, Gordon Powell, Louisa Livingston, and George Hagman Chapter 2: Empathy in Intersubjective Self Psychology Karen Roser and Aviva Rohde Chapter 3: Transference in the Intersubjective Self Psychology. Aviva Rohde and Karen Roser Chapter 4: The Therapeutic Action of Intersubjective Self Psychology, Part 1 Peter B. Zimmermann Chapter 5: The Therapeutic Action of Intersubjective Self Psychology, Part 2: The Case of Ricky Aviva Rohde Chapter 6: Working with the Trailing Edge: Resolving the Fear of Repetition George Hagman and Susanne Weil Chapter 7: Working with the Leading Edge: When the Selfobject Tie is Intact. Harry Paul and George Hagman, and Peter B. Zimmermann Section Two: Clinical Applications Chapter 8: Melancholia Revisited: Depression and its Treatment from the Perspective of Intersubjective Self Psychology Peter B. Zimmermann Chapter 9: Addiction: An Intersubjective Self Psychological Perspective Harry Paul Chapter 10: Child Treatment: Working with the Leading and Trailing Edge Karen Roser Chapter 11: Working with Couples in Intersubjective Self Psychology Nancy Hicks and Louisa Livingston Chapter 12: Sexuality in Intersubjective Self Psychology: What Matters Gordon Powell Chapter 13: A Suicidal Patient: Gasping for Air: Laura D'Angelo References
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