Part 1: Theory 1. Introduction: History and Controversy 2. Models of the Mind 3. Origins of the Internal World 4. Mechanisms of Defence 5. Transference and Countertransference 6. Dreams, Symbols, Imagination Part II: Practice 7. Assessment 8. The Therapeutic Relationship 9. Clinical Dilemmas 10. Psychoanalytic Contributions to Psychiatry 11. Research in Psychoanalysis.
Anthony Bateman is Consultant Psychotherapist, St Ann’s Hospital, London and a member of the British Psychoanalytical Society. Jeremy Holmes is Consultant Psychotherapist and Psychiatrist, North Devon.
Throughout they give a measured, critical appraisal of
psychoanalytic thought and practice; both its strengths and
weaknesses ... I found it an extremely helpful exposition of what
analysts now think, why they think it, and what they now do as a
result. - British Association of Counselling Practice
This extensively researched and usefully referenced book deserves
the place it aspires to as an introductory text. - International
Journal of Psycho-analysis
Throughout they give a measured, critical appraisal of
psychoanalytic thought and practice; both its strengths and
weaknesses ... I found it an extremely helpful exposition of what
analysts now think, why they think it, and what they now do as a
result. - British Association of Counselling Practice
This extensively researched and usefully referenced book deserves
the place it aspires to as an introductory text. - International
Journal of Psycho-analysis
This book aims to be a concise, comprehensive guide to the main
principles and practice of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic
psychotherapy, and is designed as an introductory text for a wide
range of courses in psychoanalysis, psychotherapy and psychodynamic
counselling ... this book has achieved its aims impressively well
and can be strongly recommended. - British Journal of Medical
Psychology (1997) 70
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