Transference and Countertransference from an Attachment Perspective
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Transference and Countertransference from an Attachment Perspective
A Guide for Professional Caregivers
McCluskey, Una; O'Toole, Michael
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2019
136
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Inglês
9781138347731
15 a 20 dias
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1. Transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective: introducing the idea of a keystone system within the dynamic organisation of the self
2. The dynamics of attachment in adult life
3. One's home base: the keystone system to be addressed as the source of the transference
4. One's affectionate careseeking self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
5. One's defensive self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
6. One's internal environment: the keystone system as the source of the transference: an exploration of lack of personal narrative and the presentation of psychosomatic symptoms
7. Early misattunements re-enacted in a group context: regulating virulence in the transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective
8. When one's caregiving self is the keystone system. an exploration of data from McCluskey's work with over 800 professional caregivers who explored the dynamics of attachment in their own lives
9. Locating exploratory goal-corrected psychotherapy (EGCP), a new model of attachment-based practice within the tradition of Fairbairnian object relations and the neuroscience relational psychotherapy of today
2. The dynamics of attachment in adult life
3. One's home base: the keystone system to be addressed as the source of the transference
4. One's affectionate careseeking self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
5. One's defensive self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
6. One's internal environment: the keystone system as the source of the transference: an exploration of lack of personal narrative and the presentation of psychosomatic symptoms
7. Early misattunements re-enacted in a group context: regulating virulence in the transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective
8. When one's caregiving self is the keystone system. an exploration of data from McCluskey's work with over 800 professional caregivers who explored the dynamics of attachment in their own lives
9. Locating exploratory goal-corrected psychotherapy (EGCP), a new model of attachment-based practice within the tradition of Fairbairnian object relations and the neuroscience relational psychotherapy of today
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Young Man;to be met as a person;Clinical Psychology Doctoral Students;attachment;Multi Modalities;transference;Defensive Strategies;countertransference;Educative Caregiving;clinical;Fairbairn's Endopsychic Structure;guide;Exploratory Interest Sharing;McCluskey;Teddy Bears;transference phenomenon;Careseeking System;attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapists;Personal Relations Theory;interpersonal systems;Life Threat;countertransference phenomenon;National Probation Service;Fear System;Interest Sharing;Professional Caregiver;Affectionate Sexual Relationship;Supportive Home Base;Steven Porges;Consultant Child Psychiatrist;Vitality Levels;Supportive Internal Environment;Systems Centered Theory;Full Body Engagement
1. Transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective: introducing the idea of a keystone system within the dynamic organisation of the self
2. The dynamics of attachment in adult life
3. One's home base: the keystone system to be addressed as the source of the transference
4. One's affectionate careseeking self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
5. One's defensive self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
6. One's internal environment: the keystone system as the source of the transference: an exploration of lack of personal narrative and the presentation of psychosomatic symptoms
7. Early misattunements re-enacted in a group context: regulating virulence in the transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective
8. When one's caregiving self is the keystone system. an exploration of data from McCluskey's work with over 800 professional caregivers who explored the dynamics of attachment in their own lives
9. Locating exploratory goal-corrected psychotherapy (EGCP), a new model of attachment-based practice within the tradition of Fairbairnian object relations and the neuroscience relational psychotherapy of today
2. The dynamics of attachment in adult life
3. One's home base: the keystone system to be addressed as the source of the transference
4. One's affectionate careseeking self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
5. One's defensive self: the keystone system as the source of the transference
6. One's internal environment: the keystone system as the source of the transference: an exploration of lack of personal narrative and the presentation of psychosomatic symptoms
7. Early misattunements re-enacted in a group context: regulating virulence in the transference and countertransference from an attachment perspective
8. When one's caregiving self is the keystone system. an exploration of data from McCluskey's work with over 800 professional caregivers who explored the dynamics of attachment in their own lives
9. Locating exploratory goal-corrected psychotherapy (EGCP), a new model of attachment-based practice within the tradition of Fairbairnian object relations and the neuroscience relational psychotherapy of today
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;to be met as a person;Clinical Psychology Doctoral Students;attachment;Multi Modalities;transference;Defensive Strategies;countertransference;Educative Caregiving;clinical;Fairbairn's Endopsychic Structure;guide;Exploratory Interest Sharing;McCluskey;Teddy Bears;transference phenomenon;Careseeking System;attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapists;Personal Relations Theory;interpersonal systems;Life Threat;countertransference phenomenon;National Probation Service;Fear System;Interest Sharing;Professional Caregiver;Affectionate Sexual Relationship;Supportive Home Base;Steven Porges;Consultant Child Psychiatrist;Vitality Levels;Supportive Internal Environment;Systems Centered Theory;Full Body Engagement
