Applying Psychoanalytic Thought to Contemporary Mental Health Practice (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: PSYCHOANALYTIC UNDERSTANDING 1. Internal Images and External Bonds: A Little Psychoanalytic Theory 2. Who is My Patient? The Importance of Relational Anamnesis in Psychodynamic Formulation 3. Understanding and Management of Some More Severe DisturbancePart 2: GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION PROGRAMS 4. Danger from Within: Threats of Violence in Group Psychotherapy 5. Danger from Without: Threats of Violence to Third Parties in Group Psychotherapy 6. Freud in the Clinic: The Psychodynamic Psychiatry Service of University Alberta Hospital: A Thirty Year History 7. Groups That Support Psychodynamic Group Psychotherapy-Based Program: The Function and Place of Structured Groups in Psychodynamically-Oriented Day Treatment for Personality Disorders 8. Hatred and Fear: Projective Identification in Group PsychotherapyPart 3: INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOANALYTIC/PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY 9. Clarification and Confrontation: Two Techniques of Supportive Psychotherapy 10.Coping with Catastrophic Feelings: Supportive Therapeutic Relationship with Patients Suffering from Chronic, Serious or Life-Threatening Illness: Lessons from HIV-Aids-Related Illness 11. Whipped Cream and Other Delights: A Reverie and its Aftermath