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Anonymous56789
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Default Dec 03, 2018 at 12:59 PM
 
Here's the psychoanalytic method described in a simple way:

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Working through the transference entails that:

a) the therapist observes and monitors the patient's defensive pattern in the here-and-now vis-ŕ-vis the boundaries and the therapist (DT);

b) she helps the patient to focus on these patterns, to experience and express fully the underlying feelings and emotions (XT);

c) she helps the patient to link them with the same emotions, patterns of defensive behaviour and responses in his past and current relationships (DAX/TCP);

d) she helps the patient to change those maladaptive patterns in the here-and-now as well as out there (D/TC).
transference_regression_working_through

I don't think this speaks to everything that happens, but at least it is in black and white.
 
 
Thanks for this!
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