Abreaction

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20201

• Their 3rd full length "ABREACTION" is due out on Transcending Records fall 2020. (nocleansinging.com)

Freud's2

• Although the element of surprise is not compatible with Freud's approach to therapy, other theorists consider that, in abreaction, it is an important part of analytic technique. (wikipedia.org)
• The term abreaction, itself comes from Freud's early work with Breuer and published in the paper On the psychical mechanism of hysterical phenomena: preliminary communication of 1893. (ubishops.ca)

Psychology3

• abreaction noun Psychology the light of a dusty old jar of bed at those zummers! (betalevel.com)
• cause someone to undergo abreaction noun Psychology the wondrous-smelling stacks on fifty hippo-heimers backs! (betalevel.com)
• It presents definition for terms related to Psychiatry, Psychology, Neurology and Psychoanalisis (from Abreaction to Zoophilia). (bvsalud.org)

Trauma2

• Early in his career, psychoanalyst Carl Jung expressed interest in abreaction, or what he referred to as trauma theory, but later decided it had limitations in treatment of neurosis. (wikipedia.org)
• After reading the articles about abreactions, and also having noticed the concern that some practitioners feel about this, I wanted to share my own experience of dealing with trauma tears, and how they can become healing tears. (emofree.com)

Emotional4

• Abreaction (German: Abreagieren) is a psychoanalytical term for reliving an experience to purge it of its emotional excesses-a type of catharsis. (wikipedia.org)
• They instead described abreaction as the full emotional and motoric response to a traumatic event necessary in adequately relieving a person of being repetitively and unpredictably assailed by the trauma's original and unmitigated emotional intensity. (wikipedia.org)
• while Edward Bibring revived the notion of abreaction as emotional reliving, a theme subsequently taken up by Vamik Volkan in his re-grief therapy. (wikipedia.org)
• Next we will look closer at a client session when the 'abreaction' allowed the process of releasing stored emotional pain to be easy and transformative. (emofree.com)

Work1

• Learn how to work with eating disorders in the 2 Abreaction Reframing Demonstration videos. (transpersonalhypnotherapy.com)

Active1

• 10 Abreaction appears here for the first time as the active constituent of catharsis. (ubishops.ca)

Session1

• When there is awareness without connection during a session, that is what we call abreaction. (blogspot.com)

Therapy1

• The foundation of this perspective is a cognitively based treatment paradigm geared toward controlled abreactions with cognitive restructuring throughout therapy. (behavior.net)

Time2

• Mainstream psychoanalysis tended over time (with Freud) to downplay the role of abreaction, in favor of the working through of the emotions revealed through such acting-out of the past. (wikipedia.org)
• It turned out his abreaction had been because he was taking a mild ant-depressant at the time and I had failed to ask about medication. (emofree.com)

Catharsis2

• Abreaction (German: Abreagieren) is a psychoanalytical term for reliving an experience to purge it of its emotional excesses-a type of catharsis. (wikipedia.org)
• Strong expression of emotion in therapy is often referred to as "catharsis" or "abreaction" and judged to be anachronistic, untherapeutic, or "retraumatizing. (theprimalmind.com)

Freud2

• Mainstream psychoanalysis tended over time (with Freud) to downplay the role of abreaction, in favor of the working through of the emotions revealed through such acting-out of the past. (wikipedia.org)
• Freud noted that recalling a repressed trauma could help release emotional tension, a process called "abreaction. (artspace.com)

Cathartic1

• Nitsch thought of his Action as an Abreaktionsspiel (abreaction-play), hoping his corporeal gesture would offer a cathartic release of those instincts for himself and his viewers. (artspace.com)

Topic1

• Searching through the literature for papers on abreaction, one finds few references to the topic. (theprimalmind.com)

Reference1

• special reference to Pavlov's experimental observations and the mechanism of abreaction. (nih.gov)