Optimal Responsiveness
How Therapists Heal Their Patients
Description:... TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part I: Reconceptualizing the Therapist's Job 1. Optimal Responsiveness and the Therapeutic Process Howard A. Bacal 2. Optimal Responsiveness and Neutrality, Abstinence, and Anonymity Walter Ricci and Francis Broucek 3. Optimal Responsiveness and a New View of Structuralization David M. Terman 4. Optimal Responsiveness and a Search for Guidelines Morton Shane and Estelle Shane 5. Optimal Responsiveness from Abstinence to Usability Kenneth M. Newman 6. Optimal Responsiveness and Listening/Experiencing Perspectives James L. Fosshage 7. Optimal Responsiveness and the Specificity of Selfobject Experience Howard A. Bacal Part II: Optimal Responsiveness in Clinical Practice A. New Modes of Relating 8. Optimal Responsiveness and the Experience of Sharing Bruce Herzog 10. Optimal Responsiveness and Subject-Subject Relating Lynne Jacobs 11. Optimal Responsiveness and Enactments Susan G. Lazar B. The Management of Disruptions and Countertransference 11. Optimal Responsiveness and Disruption-Restorations 12. Optimal Responsiveness and the Therapist's Reaction to the Patient's Unresponsiveness Howard A. Bacal and Peter G. Thomson C. New Perspectives on Empathy in Clinical Work 13. Optimal Responsiveness and a Systems View of the Empathic Process Maxwell S. Sucharov 14. Is Empathic Attunement the Only Optimal Response? Howard A. Bacal D. Developmental Considerations 15. Optimal Responsiveness in a Systems Approach to Representational and Selfobject Transferences Frank M. Lachmann and Beatrice Beebe Part III: Research and Training 16. Optimal Responsiveness and the Subjective and Intersubjective Experiences of Psychotherapists Carmely Estrella 17. Optimal Responsiveness and Psychoanalytic Supervision Alan R. Kindler Part III: Research and Training.
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