The Phenomenon of ‘Alexithymia’

Sifneos, Peter E.; Apfel-Savitz, Roberta; Frankel, Fred H.

doi:10.1159/000287043

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“…Duygu ve dü lem yoklu u nevrotik ki ilerde psikolojik çatı ma alanıyla sınırlı kalırken, aleksitimiklerde her alana yayılmı durumdadır. Duyguları ile dü ünceleri uygunluk göstermeyebilir (Krystal,1979, Sifneos, 1977.…”

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ALEKSİTİMİ: KURAMSAL ÇERÇEVE TEDAVİ YAKLAŞIMLARI ve İLGİLİ ARAŞTIRMALAR

Koçak¹

2002

Ankara Universitesi Egitim Bilimleri Fakultesi Dergisi

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ALEKSİTİMİ: KURAMSAL ÇERÇEVE TEDAVİ YAKLAŞIMLARI ve İLGİLİ ARAŞTIRMALAR

Koçak¹

2002

Ankara Universitesi Egitim Bilimleri Fakultesi Dergisi

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“…Il s'agit de décrire une carence psychique, une léthargie psycho dynamique. Les notions de pensée opératoire (De M'Uzan, Marty, 1963) et d'alexithymie (Sifneos, 1977) sont ainsi des classiques de la psychosomatique. Elles rendent compte de la pauvreté de la vie intérieure, pauvreté d'une pensée réduite à des opérations primaires, pauvreté d'expression d'émotions.…”

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Le rêve : un jeu d’enfant

Crombez

2007

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La richesse du rêve tient à son contenu, à ses objets ; sa fonction tient à son contenant, à ses assises. Dans un univers psychique pauvre, il ne sera plus que l’ombre de lui-même. Avant l’interprétation qui s’adresse à un contenu et pour qu’elle soit utile, il faut réanimer la vie intérieure de la personne. Prendre le rêve comme un terrain jeu et le rêveur comme un joueur permet de lui redonner sa fonction

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“…IA is a naming of 10 items dealing with being in contact with, having control over and being able to name inner feelings. High scores relates to the term alexithymia, which traditionally is referred to as crucial in the psychology of eating disorders (Cochrane, Brewerton, Wilson, & Hodges, 1993), as well as in other somatic and bodily expressions of psychological problems (Sifneos, Apfel-Savitz, & Frankel, 1977).…”

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‘Bad Boys’’ Bodies: The Embodiment of Troubled Lives. Body Image and Disordered Eating Among Adolescents in Residential Childcare Institutions

Skårderud¹,

Nygren²,

Edlund

2005

Clin Child Psychol Psychiatry

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A B S T R A C TChildren residing in care (hereafter referred to as childcare residents) are a riskgroup for emotional disturbances and behaviour problems. Based on existing knowledge of risk factors one would also expect this population to be a high-risk group for eating disorders and related body-image disorders. The objective of this study was to describe pathological eating behaviour, dysfunctional body focusing and psychological symptoms in a sample of childcare residents compared with a non-clinical sample. Sixty-one childcare residents (aged 14-21 years, mean 16.2) and a non-clinical comparison group (n = 196) completed the Eating Disorders Inventory -Child version (EDI-C). The childcare residents also completed an extended questionnaire, including questions regarding the use of anabolic-androgenic steroids. Our main findings were high scores on EDI-C symptom scales for boys in the childcare resident group; few differences between girls in the two samples; and a high frequency of having used anabolic-androgenic steroids among boys in care. Body-image problems among boys have hitherto been given little attention. The results call for increased efforts in describing and detecting pathological cognitions, emotions and behaviour concerning the body in males in general and, more specifically, in high-risk male groups, such as childcare residents. K E Y W O R D S body image, childcare institutions, eating disorders, embodiment, metaphorT H I S I S A study of children residing in care (hereafter referred to as childcare residents) and their relationship with their own bodies. Most of the adolescents in this type of care have experienced troubled lives; deprivation, loss, abuse or parental neglect. More specifically this study addresses the embodiment of troubled lives. Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

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The Phenomenon of ‘Alexithymia’

Cited by 173 publications

References 6 publications

ALEKSİTİMİ: KURAMSAL ÇERÇEVE TEDAVİ YAKLAŞIMLARI ve İLGİLİ ARAŞTIRMALAR

ALEKSİTİMİ: KURAMSAL ÇERÇEVE TEDAVİ YAKLAŞIMLARI ve İLGİLİ ARAŞTIRMALAR

Le rêve : un jeu d’enfant

‘Bad Boys’’ Bodies: The Embodiment of Troubled Lives. Body Image and Disordered Eating Among Adolescents in Residential Childcare Institutions

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