Principles of intensive psychotherapy /
Fromm-Reichmann, Frieda.
Principles of intensive psychotherapy / Frieda Fromm-Reichmann - Chicago, Univ. of Chicago Press 1950 - xviii, 245 p. 22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-235).
pt. 1. The psychiatrist : personal and professional requirements. Insight into the emotional aspects of the doctor-patient relationship -- The psychiatrist's part in the doctor-patient relationship -- The psychiatrist's attitude toward cultural and ethical values in its relatedness to the goals of psychotherapy -- Considerations of the psychiatrist in the establishment of the treatment situation -- pt. 2. The psychotherapeutic process : the patient and the therapist. The initial interview -- Introductory remarks in the psychotherapeutic procedure -- Associations, marginal thoughts, physical sensations, and their usage in psychotherapy -- Interpretation and its application -- How to begin and how to terminate a psychotherapeutic interview -- Termination of treatment -- pt. 3. Adjuncts to intense psychotherapy. The attitude of the psychiatrist toward intercurrent events in the lives of the patient and of the therapist -- Contacts with relatives.
Peter wants a dog so badly that he names his new fish, turtle, bird, and cat Lassie.
0226265986 9780226265988
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Intensive psychotherapy.
Psychiatrists.
Psychotherapy.
Pets--Fiction.
Psychotherapy
Psychiatry
Psychothérapie intensive.
Psychiatres.
Psychothérapie.
psychiatrists.
Psychotherapy
Intensive psychotherapy
Psychiatrists
Psychotherapie
Psychotherapie.
Psychotherapeut-cliënt-relatie.
Psicoterapia.
Einführung.
Einführung.
RC480 / .F76 1950
616.8 FRO
WM 420 / F932p 1950
Principles of intensive psychotherapy / Frieda Fromm-Reichmann - Chicago, Univ. of Chicago Press 1950 - xviii, 245 p. 22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-235).
pt. 1. The psychiatrist : personal and professional requirements. Insight into the emotional aspects of the doctor-patient relationship -- The psychiatrist's part in the doctor-patient relationship -- The psychiatrist's attitude toward cultural and ethical values in its relatedness to the goals of psychotherapy -- Considerations of the psychiatrist in the establishment of the treatment situation -- pt. 2. The psychotherapeutic process : the patient and the therapist. The initial interview -- Introductory remarks in the psychotherapeutic procedure -- Associations, marginal thoughts, physical sensations, and their usage in psychotherapy -- Interpretation and its application -- How to begin and how to terminate a psychotherapeutic interview -- Termination of treatment -- pt. 3. Adjuncts to intense psychotherapy. The attitude of the psychiatrist toward intercurrent events in the lives of the patient and of the therapist -- Contacts with relatives.
Peter wants a dog so badly that he names his new fish, turtle, bird, and cat Lassie.
0226265986 9780226265988
50009782
44620620R DNLM
Intensive psychotherapy.
Psychiatrists.
Psychotherapy.
Pets--Fiction.
Psychotherapy
Psychiatry
Psychothérapie intensive.
Psychiatres.
Psychothérapie.
psychiatrists.
Psychotherapy
Intensive psychotherapy
Psychiatrists
Psychotherapie
Psychotherapie.
Psychotherapeut-cliënt-relatie.
Psicoterapia.
Einführung.
Einführung.
RC480 / .F76 1950
616.8 FRO
WM 420 / F932p 1950