Re-Visioning Existential Therapy is a collection of essays from leading practitioners and theorists around the globe which questions some of the key tenets of traditional existential therapy.
Re-Visioning Existential Therapy is a collection of essays from leading practitioners and theorists around the globe which questions some of the key tenets of traditional existential therapy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Manu Bazzano is a psychotherapist/supervisor in private practice and an internationally recognized author, lecturer, and facilitator. He is an associate tutor at Cambridge University. Among his books: Buddha is Dead (2006); Spectre of the Stranger (2012); After Mindfulness (2014); Therapy and the Counter-tradition (2016); Zen and Therapy (2017); Re-visioning Person-centred Therapy (2018); Nietzsche and Psychotherapy (2019). He is a regular contributor to several academic journals and magazines.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I The Risk of Communication 1 Is Relatedness a Normative Ideal? 2 Existential aspects of experiencing 3 Learn to Forget: a Nietzschean Revaluation of Forgetting in Psychotherapy 4 Fragments of an Existential Discourse 5 Where Angels Fear to Tread: a Lived Experience of Striptease 6 Existential Therapy: Relational Creative Engagement in Action Part II Compliance and Emancipation 7 Psychotherapy in an Age of Stupidity 8 Authenticity and Difference: Heidegger's Ontological Problem 9 Radical Existentialism is Manuski: Existentially influenced psychoanalytic psychotherapy 10 The Other of a Feminist Practice of Empathy 11 Subversion Therapy and the Imperialism of Everyday Life 12 Hack Therapy: A Radical Existential Practice 13 A Person on the Edge of Inner and Outer Realities: a Therapist's Reflections 14 The Bi-Rooted Migrant: an Existential Journey 15 The Poetry of the World: a Tribute to the Phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty Part III Unreasonable Reason 16 Kafka reading Kierkegaard: Always in a process of becoming 17 Myth as a Container for Anxiety: Bion, the Unconscious, and Daseinsanalysis 18 Talking Cure and Curing Talk: Therapy, Theory and the Already Dead 19 Existence, Self, and Meaning: A Stranger in Search of Home 20 Meaning and Meaninglessness of the Self 21 Existentialism or a Philosophy of Existence? Shestov and Existential Therapy 22 Questioning Existential Psychotherapy from some Critical Existential-Analytic Moments Part IV The Clinic and the Everyday 23 The psychotherapeutic use of psychedelics: Reflections, critique and recommendations 24 Understanding Francisco's Schizophrenia: a Humanistic Phenomenological Research Method 25 Dream Harder: a Phenomenological Exploration 26 'Igor's Pet Cemetery? Igor is out. Burying Cat': a Memoir of Living and Dying 27 Metaphoric Affect Processing: Reflecting and Transcending Self as a Metaphor 28 Researching the Reference Points of Therapeutic Work of Existential Therapy 29 Beautiful Losers
Part I The Risk of Communication 1 Is Relatedness a Normative Ideal? 2 Existential aspects of experiencing 3 Learn to Forget: a Nietzschean Revaluation of Forgetting in Psychotherapy 4 Fragments of an Existential Discourse 5 Where Angels Fear to Tread: a Lived Experience of Striptease 6 Existential Therapy: Relational Creative Engagement in Action Part II Compliance and Emancipation 7 Psychotherapy in an Age of Stupidity 8 Authenticity and Difference: Heidegger's Ontological Problem 9 Radical Existentialism is Manuski: Existentially influenced psychoanalytic psychotherapy 10 The Other of a Feminist Practice of Empathy 11 Subversion Therapy and the Imperialism of Everyday Life 12 Hack Therapy: A Radical Existential Practice 13 A Person on the Edge of Inner and Outer Realities: a Therapist's Reflections 14 The Bi-Rooted Migrant: an Existential Journey 15 The Poetry of the World: a Tribute to the Phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty Part III Unreasonable Reason 16 Kafka reading Kierkegaard: Always in a process of becoming 17 Myth as a Container for Anxiety: Bion, the Unconscious, and Daseinsanalysis 18 Talking Cure and Curing Talk: Therapy, Theory and the Already Dead 19 Existence, Self, and Meaning: A Stranger in Search of Home 20 Meaning and Meaninglessness of the Self 21 Existentialism or a Philosophy of Existence? Shestov and Existential Therapy 22 Questioning Existential Psychotherapy from some Critical Existential-Analytic Moments Part IV The Clinic and the Everyday 23 The psychotherapeutic use of psychedelics: Reflections, critique and recommendations 24 Understanding Francisco's Schizophrenia: a Humanistic Phenomenological Research Method 25 Dream Harder: a Phenomenological Exploration 26 'Igor's Pet Cemetery? Igor is out. Burying Cat': a Memoir of Living and Dying 27 Metaphoric Affect Processing: Reflecting and Transcending Self as a Metaphor 28 Researching the Reference Points of Therapeutic Work of Existential Therapy 29 Beautiful Losers
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