Description
Book SynopsisExplains the patient's identification in treatment with a significant other for purposes of mastering traumatic experiences.
Trade ReviewTwo things you should know about this book: The first is that Dr. Ogden illuminates some of the experiences with patients that we must bear in order to be of help. The second is that Dr. Ogden's writing offers us a sense of the attitudes and aptitudes which are the attainment of such extraordinary clinicians as Elvin Semrad. This latter aspect of the book makes it particularly special, for to deliver in print the feeling and spirit of the finest clinical thinking is a remarkable achievement. The gift is not a common one. -- Jeffry J. Andersen, M.D. * Contemporary Psychiatry *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Concept of Projective Identification Chapter 3 Issues of Technique Chapter 4 Contrasting Psychoanalytic Approaches Chapter 5 The Developmental Impact of Excessive Maternal Projective Identification Chapter 6 Psychiatric Hospital Treatment Chapter 7 The Nature of Schizophrenic Conflict Chapter 8 Treatment of the Schizophrenic State of Nonexperience
