Countertransference (Psychology)

Transference (Psychology)

Psychoanalytic Therapy

Psychology, Clinical

Defense Mechanisms

Identification (Psychology)

Psychoanalytic Theory

Isoenzymes

War

Croatia

Psychotherapy

Child Psychology

Psychology

Physician-Patient Relations

Psychology, Social

Body-centred countertransference

Donald Winnicott

Paula Heimann

Glen Gabbard

Dodo bird verdict

Andrew Samuels

Terence Tracey

Wounded healer

Positive psychotherapy

Dinora Pines

Anthony Ryle

Countertransference

Peter A. Olsson

Psychoanalytic dream interpretation

Transference

Annie Reich

Idealization and devaluation

Helen Block Lewis

Counseling psychology

Somatization disorder

Alexithymia

Hyman Spotnitz

Vicarious traumatization

Supervised psychoanalysis

Analytical psychology

Joseph J. Sandler

Identification (psychology)

Enactment (psychology)

Hysterical contagion

Emmanuel Ghent

Trigant Burrow

Robert Langs

Role suction

List of mass hysteria cases

Mass psychogenic illness

Donald Meltzer

Helene Deutsch

Horacio Etchegoyen

British Independent Group (psychoanalysis)

Transference focused psychotherapy

Projective identification

Toni Wolff

Compassion fatigue

Phyllis Greenacre

Alexandra Katehakis

Barry K. Herman

Vamık Volkan

Modern psychoanalysis

Sociotherapy

Acting out

Interpersonal psychotherapy

Wilderness therapy

Lacanianism

Transactional analysis

Hysteria

Transference and countertransference2

• A unique aspect of psychodynamic approaches to psychotherapy is, therefore, attention to what is conventionally called "transference" and "countertransference. (ciis.edu)
• The group discussion will address issues related to assessment and formulation, therapeutic frame, transference and countertransference as well as therapeutic intervention. (mappsych.org)

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy1

• It combines the best world achievements in psychodynamic psychotherapy and practical psychology and the rich experience of leading Russian scientists and psychotherapists. (psychol.ru)

Therapists3

• In a previous meta-analysis, countertransference reactions of the therapist was associated with poorer patient outcomes, and therapists' successful management of countertransference was associated with improved patient outcomes. (uottawa.ca)
• Therapists can manage countertransference by remaining vigilant to their internal reactions, using self-awareness during sessions, consulting with colleagues and supervisors, and engaging in personal therapy. (uottawa.ca)
• This article reviews literature pertinent to the cultural proscriptions of several ethnic minority groups and their relevance to mental health issues and treatment of gay and lesbian members, as well as a review of potential countertransference dilemmas for therapists. (nih.gov)

Therapy2

• Designed for instructors who seek a deeper understanding of assessment, cuing and hands-on guidance, this workshop draws from Kelly Kane and Scott Lyons' eclectic backgrounds in movement therapy and psychology. (kinectedcenter.com)
• Contributions of self psychology to the theory and therapy of the paranoid disorders. (nih.gov)

Practice4

• The primary purpose of the PsyD Clinical Psychology degree program is to educate and train students in the major aspects of clinical practice. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• Graduates are trained in the science and practice of psychology, and are able to apply the clinical skills of observation, assessment, intervention, and evaluation to help different segments of our ever-changing society. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• She coupled her lifetime of personal experience with a doctorate in psychology to build a highly successful practice working primarily with gifted and twice exceptional individuals. (athealth.com)
• Howard University Counseling Service offers doctoral internship training in Health Service Psychology, to prepare students for the practice of professional psychology. (howard.edu)

Clinical10

• Our program focuses on integrating research in clinical psychology with practical, hands-on experience in our two, full-time training clinics and in the broader community with some of our many partnering organizations. (callutheran.edu)
• Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy. (uottawa.ca)
• Students who complete the clinical psychology program earn a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• The awarding of this degree indicates that the recipient has mastered the fundamental academic and experiential elements of clinical psychology. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• To complete the doctoral program successfully, students must demonstrate competency in a number of specific clinical and conceptual skills, and must complete a dissertation in the area of applied clinical psychology. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• Application to The Chicago School of Professional Psychology's PsyD Clinical Psychology program, in Anaheim, is open to any person who has earned a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution and who meets other entrance requirements. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• What are the most common ethical violations in clinical psychology? (wellbeingport.com)
• Clinical and counseling psychology students from different universities receive training through our Doctoral Internship, Externship, and Practicum Programs. (howard.edu)
• Interns complete one full-time year of specialized training in the substantive area of clinical/counseling psychology. (howard.edu)
• Interns, therefore, are selected from diverse educational environments in counseling and clinical psychology with varying training philosophies. (howard.edu)

British Journal of Medical Psychology1

• British Journal of Medical Psychology , 33, 9-15. (bvsalud.org)

PsyD1

• In contrast to the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree, which is primarily a research degree attainable in a variety of academic disciplines, the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree program combines relevant research, applied theory, and field experience and is designed to prepare the graduate to apply psychological knowledge in a variety of settings and roles. (thechicagoschool.edu)

Reactions4

• However, a more contemporary and integrated definition defines countertransference as a subset of therapist reactions. (uottawa.ca)
• In this view, countertransference is the internal and external reactions of a psychotherapist evoked by the patient, such that patient behaviors interact with unresolved issues of the therapist. (uottawa.ca)
• Yet, these patients tend to stimulate strong countertransference reactions that can derail the treatment. (tzkseminars.com)
• This seminar elucidates common countertransference reactions to each of the personality disorders. (tzkseminars.com)

Psychological6

• Although prior degrees need not be in psychology, some psychology courses are required (as foundation courses), and some experience in psychological services is desirable. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• The areas of competency are modeled, in part, after those specified by the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology and the standards of the American Psychological Association. (thechicagoschool.edu)
• Searle Countertransference in Swedish psychotherapists: Testing the factor structure of the Therapist Psychological Science within a Three-Dimensional Ontology. (netlify.app)
• The vaccines cause autism-paper is the absolute worst case of when bad science has The authors outline a framework for a science of positive psychology, point to a science and profession that will come to understand and build the factors that The journal is an outlet for psychological and social science scholarship with using the same formula as Thomson Reuters' Impact Factor). (netlify.app)
• Distinct modes of ruminative self-focus: impact of abstract versus concrete S Nolen-Hoeksema Journal of abnormal psychology.1991, Vol. Susan Nolen-Hoeksema Perspectives on psychological science. (netlify.app)
• Psychology & Society, 2011, Vol. 4 (1), 7 - 26 7 The Presentation of "Self" and "Other " in Nazi Propaganda DIANE KOHL University of Stirling Nazi propaganda was based on traditional German values and incorporated then contemporary psychological and biological theories. (pamperrystudio.com)

Psychoanalysis4

• Attending open workshops of foreign specialists organized by "The Institute of Practical Psychology and Psychoanalysis" Private educational institution of further professional education, the Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, and the Moscow Psychoanalytic Society. (psychol.ru)
• Running Head THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PROPAGANDA AND MASS propaganda and psychoanalysis, ought to be acquainted with a seminal paper, "The Psychology of Propaganda," by the British psychoanalyst Roger Money-Kyrle, who visited Germany in the run-up to the 1933 election. (pamperrystudio.com)
• This paper describes the emotional appeal of propaganda utilizing concepts from psychoanalysis, small group psychology, and psychohistory. (pamperrystudio.com)
• See Roger Money-Kyrle, Psychoanalysis and Politics: A Contribution to the Psychology of Politics and Morals ( London, 1951). (pamperrystudio.com)

Personality disorders1

• 8. Self psychology and the narcissistic personality disorders. (nih.gov)

Contributions2

• Contributions of object relations theory and self psychology to relational psychology and group psychotherapy. (wikigenes.org)
• I have no doubt that the author will continue his research, enriching with arguments and demonstrations the scientific side of his contributions to the development of Criminology and Criminological Psychology. (editurauniversitara.ro)

Author's1

• A general part called Pre-Criminology and criminological psychology which the author positions as an adjunct to the special part, in which phenomenology, anthropology, psychology represent the visionary frames for the author's explorations and a special part in which the universe "of the one who gets to pass to the act" is examined using the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-4) as a starting point. (editurauniversitara.ro)

View1

• Psychology View student reviews, rankings, reputation for the online AS in Psychology from Ashworth College Earn an Associate of Science degree with a concentration in Psychology from Ashworth College online. (netlify.app)

Research1

• They have completed all their formal coursework and bring with them the most recent knowledge, theory, and research in psychology. (howard.edu)

Object relati1

• 16. An ego psychology object relations theory of the structure and treatment of pathologic narcissism. (nih.gov)

Program1

• The program taught me to create a genuine connection with my clients while monitoring my own countertransference and need for self-care. (callutheran.edu)

Application1

• of the psychology of propaganda and the commensurate application of such behavioral findings. (pamperrystudio.com)

Concepts1

• Countertransference is one of the oldest concepts in psychotherapy. (uottawa.ca)

Health Care1

• The Howard University Counseling Service Doctoral Internship in Health Service Psychology espouses the belief that all individuals should have access to quality mental health care, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, physical disabilities or socioeconomic status. (howard.edu)

Paper1

• This paper was originally intended as one in a series of three lectures on the Psychology of Propaganda, which were to have been delivered by Dr Adrian Stephen, Dr Hargreaves and myself, but which were cancelled owing to the war. (pamperrystudio.com)

Groups1

• Countertransference considerations for the gay male when leading psychotherapy groups for gay men. (nih.gov)

Impact1

• skolan (behaviorism), den kognitiva psykologin (cognitive psychology) och deras så kallade inflytelsefaktor (impact factor). (netlify.app)

Society1

• We strongly believe that this open and accepting stance carries us closer to serving society with the best of what psychology has to offer. (callutheran.edu)

Field1

• It encompasses the bi Psychology is a varied field offering different approaches and opportunities when it comes to mental health and wellbeing. (netlify.app)

Science1

• Method Science, and Psychology. (netlify.app)