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Consirmer satisfaction with a short-term inpatient program for adolescents wiis examined. Patients, mothers, and fathers completed Target Symptom Scales at admission, discharge, and six weeks and six months postdischarge.For each set of raters, there was a significant reduction in severity ratings from admission to discharge, which was maintained at the two follow-up points.

Subjective time travel through one's past, present, and future is in itself a dynamic process that facilitates change. Psychopathology freezes the journey into defensively repetitive patterns. Psychodynamic psychotherapy promotes the thaw, often by updating memories and revising narrative interpretations to meet current and future circumstances. Consequently, the potential of subjective time travel to support adaptive change is established or restored within the lived present of the therapy sessions. Public Significance StatementIn psychodynamic psychotherapy, there can be subjective time travel through the patient's past through memory, present through current experiences, and future through anticipation. This journey helps support therapeutic changes made with memory revisions and with new interpretations as well as helps mend the patient's sense of a continuous self that persists through inner time.