Psychoanalysis Online 4 brings a systematic, qualitative research perspective to the question of the effectiveness of teletherapy, teleanalysis and teleteaching.
Psychoanalysis Online 4 brings a systematic, qualitative research perspective to the question of the effectiveness of teletherapy, teleanalysis and teleteaching.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jill Savege Scharff, MD, FABP (USA) is an adult and child psychoanalyst, co-founder of the International Psychotherapy Institute (IPI) and the International Institute for Psychoanalytic Training (IIPT), and author and editor of books on object relations, individual, couple and family therapy, including The Interpersonal Unconscious and Psychoanalysis Online Volumes 1, 2 and 3 (Karnac).
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Introduction 1 Janine Wanlass (USA): Assessing the Scope and Practice of Teleanalysis: Preliminary Research Findings Horst Kächele (Germany): Commentary 2 Betty Benaim (Panama) and Jill Savege Scharff (USA): Teleanalytic Sessions for Sudden Immobility 3 Jack Novick (USA) Sadomasochism in Distance Technology Carlos Ernesto Barredo (Argentina): Commentary Caroline M. Sehon (USA): Commentary 4 Horst Kächele (Germany): Establishing a Psychotherapeutic Relationship by Email Sharon Blum (USA): Commentary 5 Asbed Aryan (Argentina and Armenia): Psychoanalytic Process in Cyber-Technology 6 Liliana Manguel (Argentina): Proximity and Distance in Teletherapy 7 Chris Vincent, Mary Barnett, Louisa Killpack, Amita Sehgal, and Penni Swinden (UK). The Impact of Technology on Private Psychotherapy Practice David E. Scharff (USA): Commentary 8 Robert Gordon (USA), Xiubing Wang (China) and Jane Tune (China): Comparing Psychodynamic Teaching, Supervision and Psychotherapy over Video-Conferencing Technology with Chinese Students Janine Wanlass (USA): Commentary 9 Robert Gordon (USA) and Jing Lan (China): The Effect of Distance Training on the Development of Psychodynamic Psychotherapists. Janine Wanlass (USA): Commentary 10 David E. Scharff (USA): Psychoanalytic Teaching by Video Link and Telephone
Introduction 1 Janine Wanlass (USA): Assessing the Scope and Practice of Teleanalysis: Preliminary Research Findings Horst Kächele (Germany): Commentary 2 Betty Benaim (Panama) and Jill Savege Scharff (USA): Teleanalytic Sessions for Sudden Immobility 3 Jack Novick (USA) Sadomasochism in Distance Technology Carlos Ernesto Barredo (Argentina): Commentary Caroline M. Sehon (USA): Commentary 4 Horst Kächele (Germany): Establishing a Psychotherapeutic Relationship by Email Sharon Blum (USA): Commentary 5 Asbed Aryan (Argentina and Armenia): Psychoanalytic Process in Cyber-Technology 6 Liliana Manguel (Argentina): Proximity and Distance in Teletherapy 7 Chris Vincent, Mary Barnett, Louisa Killpack, Amita Sehgal, and Penni Swinden (UK). The Impact of Technology on Private Psychotherapy Practice David E. Scharff (USA): Commentary 8 Robert Gordon (USA), Xiubing Wang (China) and Jane Tune (China): Comparing Psychodynamic Teaching, Supervision and Psychotherapy over Video-Conferencing Technology with Chinese Students Janine Wanlass (USA): Commentary 9 Robert Gordon (USA) and Jing Lan (China): The Effect of Distance Training on the Development of Psychodynamic Psychotherapists. Janine Wanlass (USA): Commentary 10 David E. Scharff (USA): Psychoanalytic Teaching by Video Link and Telephone
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