Introduction to the technique of psychotherapy : practice guidelines for psychotherapists / by Samuel I. Greenberg ; foreword by Ronald Alan Shellow.

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Greenberg, Samuel I, 1912-

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9780398080730
0398080739

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Introduction to the technique of psychotherapy.DDC classification:

616.89/14 22

LOC classification:

RC489.P72 G74 1998

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2006 F-440
WM 420

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Contents:

Foreword / Ronald A. Shellow -- pt. 1. Basic Psychotherapy. 1. Introduction. 2. Initial Interview: Objectives -- Practical Arrangements. 3. Life History: Outline -- Pitfalls -- Suggestions. 4. Early Phases of Treatment: Where To Start -- Overcoming Alienation -- Educating The Patient -- Resistance -- Aims. 5. Interpretation and Insight: Guidelines -- Timing -- "Working Through" 6. Use of Dreams: General Considerations -- Interpretation -- Anxiety -- Recurring Dreams -- Transference -- Written Dreams. 7. Therapist-Patient Relationship Transference -- Countertransference and the Working Alliance. 8. Conducting of Therapy: Role Of Therapist -- Dealing With Problems -- The Disillusioning Process -- Paradoxical Therapeutic Reaction -- Support And Reassurance -- Personal Questions -- Resistance -- Periodic Revue. 9. Anxiety and Depression: Case Reports. 10. Termination -- pt. 2. Special Situations. 11. Suicidal Patients. 12. Combining Medication and Psychotherapy. 13. Sex with Patients. 14. How to Become a Better Therapist.

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Summary: There are now many fine books on psychotherapy, but the author felt that a basic, simply written book, with a minimum of theory, would be helpful to the beginning therapist. This is a practical book that includes only the more important issues that he has learned in forty years of study, practice, and teaching. The author tells the reader how he conducts psychotherapy: by having a format in mind, taking a comprehensive history, and a careful, observing examination of the patient. He then advises on how to conduct psychotherapy with various patients and with special consideration of certain problems.

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There are now many fine books on psychotherapy, but the author felt that a basic, simply written book, with a minimum of theory, would be helpful to the beginning therapist. This is a practical book that includes only the more important issues that he has learned in forty years of study, practice, and teaching. The author tells the reader how he conducts psychotherapy: by having a format in mind, taking a comprehensive history, and a careful, observing examination of the patient. He then advises on how to conduct psychotherapy with various patients and with special consideration of certain problems.

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