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Description
Mind Map by Jack Gough, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Jack Gough
about 9 years ago
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Psychoanalysis
- Techniques
- Free Association
- The patient expresses thoughts as
they come to mind, even if they seem
unimportant or irrelevant.
- Freud believed the
value of this lied in
the fact that these
thoughts came from
the unconscious, and
thus from the factors
which the analysis
tries to uncover.
- This ,thus,
should reveal
areas of conflict
and bring them
into
consciousness.
- The patient expresses thoughts as
they come to mind, even if they seem
unimportant or irrelevant.
- Therapist
Interpretation
- The therapist
listens carefully as
the client talks. The
therapist attempts
to make
conclusions about
the sources of the
problem. The client
can sometimes
offer resistance to
the connections
made.
- Alternatively, the client can display transference,
where they recreate emotions and conflict and
transfer them onto the therapist. Essentially acting.
- The therapist
listens carefully as
the client talks. The
therapist attempts
to make
conclusions about
the sources of the
problem. The client
can sometimes
offer resistance to
the connections
made.
- Working Through
- This isn't brief. It often occurs 4-5 times a week.
The patient and therapist will examine the same
issues over and over again to gain greater clarity
conserning the causes of their behaviour.
- This also allows the patient to gain sight into
how the past has influence on their actions in
the future; which should help them make
positive changes in later life.It also helps the
patient to gain greater control of their life
and a belief that they have control over what
can happen. This minimises the influence of
inner conflicts on their behaviour.
- This isn't brief. It often occurs 4-5 times a week.
The patient and therapist will examine the same
issues over and over again to gain greater clarity
conserning the causes of their behaviour.
- Free Association
- What Is It?
- All actions are caused by
unconscious thoughts and
repressed memories
- A form of
Psychotherapy,
designed by
Sigmund Freud
to bring
unconscious
memories to the
conscious.
- It works by having a
therapist to help the
client trace these
factors to their
origins and then
helps them deal with
them.
- All actions are caused by
unconscious thoughts and
repressed memories
- Evaluation
- Strengths
- Effectiveness
- Length of Treatment
- Effectiveness
- Weaknesses
- Theoretical Limitations
- Appropriateness
- Repressed Memories or False Memories?
- Theoretical Limitations
- Strengths
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