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Maximizing Effectiveness in Dynamic Psychotherapy shows therapists how and why to develop the specific skills and personal qualities they need to be as effective as possible.
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"Patricia Coughlin's luminous and moving case studies advance the psychotherapy field threefold, by demonstrating how profoundly effective therapy can be, by identifying specific factors responsible for transformational change, and by linking that process of change to extensive clinical research and memory reconsolidation neuroscience. It's a treasure trove from one of the field's most gifted and passionate teachers."
Bruce Ecker, MA, LMFT, codirector, Coherence Psychology Institute and coauthor, Unlocking the Emotional Brain and the Coherence Therapy Practice Manual & Training Guide
"In this superb volume, Patricia Coughlin draws on insights from Davanloo's intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy and illustrates its techniques with admirable clarity in highly instructive clinical vignettes. The author has put her own creative stamp on how she practices this dynamic approach, importantly tying its process and outcome to empirical research findings. I highly recommend it to any and all psychodynamically oriented therapists."
Stanley B. Messer, PhD, dean and distinguished professor, graduate school of applied and professional psychology, Rutgers University
"Maximizing Effectiveness in Dynamic Psychotherapy is a clear, practical guide for using dynamic principles and putting them into effective action in therapy, demonstrating how theory and technique can be interwoven into a therapeutic stance that is both personal and dynamic. Coughlin proposes a model of therapy where the therapist's knowledge, technical skill, and relatedness are welded together in what she calls 'the therapist as person.' This book deserves careful study."
Jon Frederickson, MSW, faculty, Washington School of Psychiatry
"In this volume, master therapist Patricia Coughlin overviews, with the use of ample clinical vignettes, therapeutic factors and therapist processes leading to effective treatment with challenging populations. Although it emphasizes and highlights the methods of intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy, this book speaks to all therapists with the goals of improving clarity in moment-to-moment intra- and interpersonal processes to help clients make in-depth change."
Allan Abbass, MD, FRCPC, professor at Dalhousie University and author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Skills
"This extraordinary book will engage the clinician reader on a deeply personal level. Integrating the most up to date research on the specific factors underlying effective psychotherapy, the author anchors these findings in a wealth of illustrative session transcripts drawn from her own practice. The focus, throughout, is on aspects of therapeutic stance that promote a healing relationship, characterized by emotional openness and honesty."
Tor Wennerberg, clinical psychologist, author of Vi är våra relationer
"Patricia Coughlin presents an ambitious attempt both to illustrate and justify the practice of short-term dynamic therapy. Integrating research and technique, the volume instructs the reader in a number of clinical skills and presents the empirical evidence that supports their efficacy. As such, MEDP is a comprehensive guide to short-term dynamic therapy, teaching its readers both how and why it works."
Sebastian Petzolt, DPhil
Bruce Ecker, MA, LMFT, codirector, Coherence Psychology Institute and coauthor, Unlocking the Emotional Brain and the Coherence Therapy Practice Manual & Training Guide
"In this superb volume, Patricia Coughlin draws on insights from Davanloo's intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy and illustrates its techniques with admirable clarity in highly instructive clinical vignettes. The author has put her own creative stamp on how she practices this dynamic approach, importantly tying its process and outcome to empirical research findings. I highly recommend it to any and all psychodynamically oriented therapists."
Stanley B. Messer, PhD, dean and distinguished professor, graduate school of applied and professional psychology, Rutgers University
"Maximizing Effectiveness in Dynamic Psychotherapy is a clear, practical guide for using dynamic principles and putting them into effective action in therapy, demonstrating how theory and technique can be interwoven into a therapeutic stance that is both personal and dynamic. Coughlin proposes a model of therapy where the therapist's knowledge, technical skill, and relatedness are welded together in what she calls 'the therapist as person.' This book deserves careful study."
Jon Frederickson, MSW, faculty, Washington School of Psychiatry
"In this volume, master therapist Patricia Coughlin overviews, with the use of ample clinical vignettes, therapeutic factors and therapist processes leading to effective treatment with challenging populations. Although it emphasizes and highlights the methods of intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy, this book speaks to all therapists with the goals of improving clarity in moment-to-moment intra- and interpersonal processes to help clients make in-depth change."
Allan Abbass, MD, FRCPC, professor at Dalhousie University and author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Skills
"This extraordinary book will engage the clinician reader on a deeply personal level. Integrating the most up to date research on the specific factors underlying effective psychotherapy, the author anchors these findings in a wealth of illustrative session transcripts drawn from her own practice. The focus, throughout, is on aspects of therapeutic stance that promote a healing relationship, characterized by emotional openness and honesty."
Tor Wennerberg, clinical psychologist, author of Vi är våra relationer
"Patricia Coughlin presents an ambitious attempt both to illustrate and justify the practice of short-term dynamic therapy. Integrating research and technique, the volume instructs the reader in a number of clinical skills and presents the empirical evidence that supports their efficacy. As such, MEDP is a comprehensive guide to short-term dynamic therapy, teaching its readers both how and why it works."
Sebastian Petzolt, DPhil