Free Association: From Freud to Current Use—The Effects of Training Analysis on the Use of Free Association

Schachter, Joseph

doi:10.1080/07351690.2018.1480231

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“…By bringing these unconscious thoughts and feelings into conscious awareness, the patient is allowed to address them and understand why they may be experiencing distress from them. The therapist can encourage the patient to talk about dreams, childhood memories, or anything that may bring the patient's underlying issues to conscious awareness [15]. The therapist must listen without interrupting or imposing their own ideas, thus creating a safe space to express themselves openly and speak honestly [15].…”

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“…The therapist can encourage the patient to talk about dreams, childhood memories, or anything that may bring the patient's underlying issues to conscious awareness [15]. The therapist must listen without interrupting or imposing their own ideas, thus creating a safe space to express themselves openly and speak honestly [15].…”

Section: Review Freud's Free Association Techniquementioning

confidence: 99%

“…While it has limitations, free association remains an interesting tool in treating psychological disorders. It is a pivotal technique used by Sigmund Freud and other followers of psychoanalysis [15].…”

Section: Review Freud's Free Association Techniquementioning

confidence: 99%

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An Introduction and Brief Overview of Psychoanalysis

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Ndrio,

Fakoya

2023

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The field of psychology has been shaped by the views and perspectives of Sigmund Freud and his former students: Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, Erik Erikson, and Karen Horney. These psychologists and their respective schools of thought provide distinct views on psychology and influences on personality and psychosocial development. The foundation for psychoanalysis was laid by Freud, his work on the unconscious mind, and his emphasis on early childhood experiences. His students also made substantial contributions that expanded, sharpened, and challenged his theories. This review will begin by highlighting the work of Sigmund Freud; it will then compare his theories with the theories of his students. This review will introduce and bring attention to the most important figures of psychoanalysis and give a brief overview of their theories.

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Section: Review Freud's Free Association Techniquementioning

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An Introduction and Brief Overview of Psychoanalysis

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Ndrio,

Fakoya

2023

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“…Аналіз останніх публікацій варто розпочати зі згадки того, що в класичному розумінні передбачає психоаналітична підготовка в її формальному та змістовому вираженні. За З. Фройдом психоаналітична підготовка робила головний акцент на проходженні власного аналізу та мала на меті реалізацію кількох завдань: дати майбутньому психоаналітику змогу переконатися, що несвідоме існує; допомогти йому чи їй подолати свій спротив вивченню несвідомого матеріалу; опрацювати власні «сліпі плями», у тому числі для мінімізації контрперенесених почуттів до пацієнта (Schachter, 2018). До перерахованих цілей психоаналітичної підготовки, яка, можливо, не була зафіксована на папері, однак помітно інвестувалась самим З. Фройдом, варто додати очікування розвитку дослідницької позиції та внеску в розвиток спільноти кожним підготованим ним аналітиком.…”

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