Psychoanalysis and Existential Analysis

Schmidl, Fritz

doi:10.1080/21674086.1960.11926179

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“…It diverged from Freudian psychoanalysis' emphasis on separation between mind and body (Thompson, 1998). And within America, psychoanalysts did not appreciate the subdiscipline's departure from a realist perspective (Schmidl, 1960). Currently, existential psychoanalysis has fallen out of fashion (Thompson, 1998).…”

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Some difficulties with psychodynamic psychotherapy attending to benign auditory and visual hallucinations.

Pixley

2012

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

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This article discusses some potential difficulties arising from psychoanalytic theory and tradition that may hinder psychodynamic psychotherapists' exploration and discussion of benign auditory and visual hallucinations (AVH) with their patients and the mental health community. Reports of AVH are relatively common in nonpsychiatric populations. Varied theoretical approaches to psychosis, psychoanalysis' positivist tradition against its clinical emphasis on patient subject experience, and the seemingly magical and unquantifiable techniques used in psychodynamic therapy to make meaning of hallucinations are speculated to contribute to how therapists attend to these phenomena in treatment and research.

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Section: Positivism and Clinical Orientation In Psychodynamic Researc...mentioning

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Some difficulties with psychodynamic psychotherapy attending to benign auditory and visual hallucinations.

Pixley

2012

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

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Book Section: Through the Looking Glass: An Examination of Some Critiques of Freudian Psychoanalysis

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1967

J Am Psychoanal Assoc

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Psychoanalysis and Existential Analysis

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Some difficulties with psychodynamic psychotherapy attending to benign auditory and visual hallucinations.

Some difficulties with psychodynamic psychotherapy attending to benign auditory and visual hallucinations.

Book Section: Through the Looking Glass: An Examination of Some Critiques of Freudian Psychoanalysis

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