Developing Psychodynamic Counselling
'This book deals with many aspects of psychodynamic counselling from the minutiae of the extrinsic context, such as decor, through the ""therapeutic stance of attentive reserve"" on to an elaboration of the elements of a therapeutic relationship ... the book is liberally garnished with case studies ... informative and thought-provoking ... a useful resource to those teaching psychodynamic principles ... If you are new to psychodynamic work, this book could be a safe and helpful guide ... The id…
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- Full title :Developing Psychodynamic Counselling.
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'This book deals with many aspects of psychodynamic counselling from the minutiae of the extrinsic context, such as decor, through the ""therapeutic stance of attentive reserve"" on to an elaboration of the elements of a therapeutic relationship ... the book is liberally garnished with case studies ... informative and thought-provoking ... a useful resource to those teaching psychodynamic principles ... If you are new to psychodynamic work, this book could be a safe and helpful guide ... The ideas and techniques offered by the author may also prove intriguing and even inspiring to those (like me) f.
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- Publication Date:1995.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):SAGE Publications
- Place of Publication:London
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1995.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (134 pages)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781446264799, 1446264793, 1446226492, 9781446226490, 1283881349, 9781283881340, 0803989792, 9780803989795
- oclc:ocn823717131
- LC Classification:BF175.4.C69 M335 1995
- Dewey Decimal:616.8914
Table of Contents
Cover Page -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- I Developing Work with the Internal and External Setting -- 1 Establish and maintain the therapeutic setting -- 2 Cultivate and develop your therapeutic stance -- 3 Negotiate and articulate clearly the therapeutic contract -- 4 Identify and assess your client's inner world position -- 5 Assess your client's availability for a therapeutic alliance -- 6 Abandon memory and desire in relation to your client -- II Developing Work with Issues around the Boundaries.
7 Observe and respond to your client's activities around the boundaries -- 8 Pay particular attention to beginnings and endings -- 9 Allow for the importance and impact of gaps, breaks and interruptions to the counselling -- 10 Receive and respond appropriately to your client's signals about money, time and space -- 11 Recognize the limits of your competence and refer on where appropriate -- 12 Resist the invitations of the client to collusion -- III Developments in Understanding and Working with the Transference -- 13 Allow yourself to become available for use in your client's inner world.
14 Identify and work with the client's focus o…
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