Psychotherapy After Kohut A Textbook of Self Psychology 1st edition by Ronald Lee,Colby Martin 9781134884452 1134884451

The Magical Covenant

The Magical Covenant in Religious Healing

Example 1: Mr. J

Example 2: The Shaman

Example 3: The Miracles at Lourdes

Example 4: New Testament Healing

Secular Forms of the Magical Covenant

Example 1: The Placebo

Example 2: The Hawthorne Effect

Example 3: Miss K

Example 4: Scheduling

Modern Pastoral Counseling and Psychotherapy

Paradigm Shift?

Freud as Clinician

The Seduction/Trauma Theory

The Technique of Free Association

The Transference of Creativity

The Case of Dora

The Rat Man

Freud’s Mental Apparatus

Descartes’s Mechanistic Strategy

Materialistic Thinking

An Energy Model

A Consciousness Model of Perception

An Image Theory of Thought

Drive and Conflict Theory

Drive Theory

Freud’s Metapsychology

Conflict Theory

Ferenczi, the Dissident

Background

Character Analysis

Active Technique

Narcissism

Trauma

Collaborative Analysis

Empathy

Retraumatization

Mutual Analysis

Identification With the Aggressor

Lay Analysis

Last Days

Precursor to Self Psychology

The British School

Klein

Fairbairn

Balint

Winnicott

Metatheory: Theory About Psychotherapy Theory

Empiricism and the Inductive Method

Theory Influences the Perception and Selection of Facts

Subject and Object Lack a Clear Division

Words Fail to Refer Adequately to the Objects They Denote

Objectivity Denies Natural Selection of Ideas

The Postempiricists

Postempiricism In Self Psychology.

Empathic Understanding

Vicarious Introspection

The Process of Knowing

Attenuated Knowing

Identification

Projection

Attunement

Cure

Empathic Understanding

The Definition of Narcissism

The Adaptive Value of Narcissism

Transformed Narcissism

Creative Activity

Empathy

Acceptance of Transience

Capacity for Humor

Wisdom

Narcissism and the Autonomous Self

Mirror Transference

Definition

Clinical Example

Mirroring As Response

The Grandiose Self

Countertransference Rejection

Mirroring Without Achievement

Achievement Without Appropriate Effort

Excessive Mirroring Even with Appropriate Success

Mirroring The Conforming And Creative States Of Self

Idealizing Transference

Definition

Etiology

Signs

Silent Idealization

Open Admiration of Therapist

Resistance to Idealization

Defensive Idealization

Idealization and Line of Development

Countertransference

Clinical Illustration

Twinship and Merger Transferences

Twinship Transference

The Merger Transference

The Case of Mr. Z

Selfobject Experiences

The Self System

Kant’S View

Kohut’S Concept

Stern’S Invariants

Self as Agency

Self as Coherence

Self as Affects

Self as History

The Nuclear Self

Organization Of Experience

Conflict and Deficit Theories

Deficit Theory

Criticism

Complementarity

New Paradigm

Scientific Revolution

Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

Distinctions of the 50S

The Menninger Psychotherapy Research Project (PRP)

Self Psychology, Psychoanalysis, and Psychotherapy

Transference as Organizing Principle

Transference as Regression

Transference as Displacement

Transference as Projection

Transference as Distortion

Transference as Organizing Principle

The Intersubjective Field

Concretization

Neurotic Symptoms

Symbolic Objects

Enactments

Dreams

Structuralization

Definition

Internalization

Optimal Frustration

Selfobject Failures

Structuralization During Empathy

Esistance to Structuralization

Negative Therapeutic Reactions

Definition

The Wolf Man

Narcissistic Resistances

Intersubjectivity and Impasses

Intersubjective Conjunctions and Disjunctions

Affects

Definition

Specific Affects

Infant Studies and Affect Theory

Affect Integration and Psychotherapy

Affect Integration During Psychotherapy

Case Illustration #1

Case Illustration #2

Trauma

Definition

Traumatogenic Objects

Trauma and the Self

Trauma and Selfobjects

Case Illustration

Trauma and Psychotherapy

Trauma Theory Helps Explain the Severe Resistances of Many Patients to the Development of an Empathic Bond in the Beginning Phase of Treatment.

Trauma Theory Illuminates the Experience of Psychotherapy as Immunization Against Future Trauma.

The Repair of Selfobject Failures During Psychotherapy is Another Means of Lessening Sensitivity to Stressor Events or “Triggers.”

Mutual Influence Theory

Theory of Early Infancy

Multimodal Evidence

Vocalizations

Sleep–Wake States

Gaze

Affective Engagement

Shared Rhythms (Temporal Organization)

Expectancies

Self-Representation and Object Representations

Matching As Communication.

Aversive Interaction

Coactive and Alternating Types of Matching

Psychotherapy

Toward a General Theory

Pathological Syndromes

Treatment Modalities

Interdisciplinary Influence

Psychotherapy Theories