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New perspectives on psychotherapy of the borderline adult.

By: Material type: TextTextNew York Brunner/Mazel c1978Description: xiii, 168p.; bibliog. refs.; indexContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0876301758
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • RC514 .N48
Contents:
1 The psychoanalytic treatment of the alienated patient - Peter L. Giovacchini. 2 Psychoanalytic therapy with the borderline adult: some principles concerning technique - Harold F. Searles. 3 Contrasting approaches to the psychotherapy of borderline conditions - Otto F. Kernberg. 4 The borderline adult: transference acting-out and working-through - James F. Masterson
Abstract: 'As the concept of the borderline syndrome has taken on growing importance...it has become essential to clarify not only theory, but also specific techniques of therapy....Now four leading experts who have been major contributors to work in this important area have come together to share their current thinking and clinical expertise. This volume...includes their interaction and discussion at this remarkable conference....' Discussion is included after each presentation.
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Papers presented at a conference held at Hunter College, New York, Nov. 5, 1977, and sponsored by the Masterson Group.. Edited by James F. Masterson.

1 The psychoanalytic treatment of the alienated patient - Peter L. Giovacchini. 2 Psychoanalytic therapy with the borderline adult: some principles concerning technique - Harold F. Searles. 3 Contrasting approaches to the psychotherapy of borderline conditions - Otto F. Kernberg. 4 The borderline adult: transference acting-out and working-through - James F. Masterson

'As the concept of the borderline syndrome has taken on growing importance...it has become essential to clarify not only theory, but also specific techniques of therapy....Now four leading experts who have been major contributors to work in this important area have come together to share their current thinking and clinical expertise. This volume...includes their interaction and discussion at this remarkable conference....' Discussion is included after each presentation.

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