Current Status of Criteria for Selection of Patients for Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy

Said, Tewfik

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“…Davanloo (1978) summarizes this trend when he points out that``patients are often forced to accept the only standard prescription of treatment in vogue in a specific psychiatric setting, with no reference to individual needs''. Additionally, Said (1996) points out that patients who are highly complex might also be excluded from receiving certain treatments, be treated arbitrarily within circumscribed time limits or be treated for only a select portion of their difficulties, while the rest are ignored or subject to``benign neglect''.…”

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The application of Davanloo's Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy to a complex masochistic patient with panic, functional and somatization disorders: from the “frying pan” into freedom. Part I

Whittemore¹

1998

Int. J. Intens. Short-Term Dynam. Psychother.

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This article utilizes case illustration to demonstrate the scope, power and effectiveness of Davanloo's Intensive Short‐Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (IS‐TDP) when applied to complex psychopathology. In Part I, the reader is first introduced to some of the fundamental principles and techniques underlying Davanloo's technique, with special reference to the types of technical modifications required for complex symptom and characterological disturbances. The paper then presents the early phases of an initial evaluation interview, conducted by Dr Davanloo with a 53‐year‐old masochistic patient with panic, functional and somatization disorders. With the use of vignettes of dialogue interspersed with summary passages, the case material illustrates how the IS‐TDP clinician introduces his interventions and carries out his tasks in a multidimensional and fluid manner. The paper concludes with a discussion of the importance of establishing an accurate psychodiagnostic position which is based on more than symptoms alone, and the relevance of the diagnosis to the creation of treatment planning strategies. The remainder of the interview will be presented in Parts II and III of the article. © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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The application of Davanloo's Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy to a complex masochistic patient with panic, functional and somatization disorders: from the “frying pan” into freedom. Part I

Whittemore¹

1998

Int. J. Intens. Short-Term Dynam. Psychother.

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“…So far, our indicator from the unconscious clearly demonstrates that there is mobilization of the unconscious anxiety, which is exclusively in the form of tension in the striated muscles, such as frequent sighs and becoming immobile; there has been mobilization of the transference feelings as well as mobilization of the unconscious. Now the therapist moves to head-on collision with the resistance against emotional closeness with the aim of: further mobilization of the transference feelings; deactivation of the transference; once more bringing into focus the destructive component of the resistance; undoing the omnipotence; and pressure on the unconscious therapeutic alliance (Davanloo, 1990b(Davanloo, , 1992a(Davanloo, ,b, 1995cGaillard, 1989;Said, 1996) Return to Pressure and Challenge for the Actual Experience of Anger in the Transference TH: So let's see how you feel this inner anger to me. And still you have a sigh.…”

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Specificity of technical interventions in Davanloo's intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy: part I

Augsburger

1998

Int. J. Intens. Short-Term Dynam. Psychother.

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This is the first of a three‐part article focusing on the specificity of technical interventions in Davanloo's IS‐TDP. Here the author will briefly summarize some of the important aspects of Davanloo's technique and his scientific method of the exploration of the unconscious. The first thirty minutes of a trial therapy interview conducted in a live, closed‐circuit supervisory program will be analysed in depth to highlight the important technical and metapsychological issues necessary for properly conducting the first part of the trial therapy. Copyright © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Psicoterapias breves psicodinâmicas: características da produção científica nacional e estrangeira (1980/2003)

Yoshida

Santeiro

Santeiro³

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ResumoApresenta o levantamento de algumas características formais da produção científica para saber quem, onde e o que tem sido indexado nas bases de dados eletrônicas, sob os verbetes: "psicoterapias breves psicodinâmicas" e "psicoterapias psicodinâmicas de tempo limitado". As produções estrangeira e nacional foram cotejadas e críticas apresentadas. A amostra de 534 resumos (1980 a 2003), publicados em bases nacionais e internacionais, indicou que a produção estrangeira foi quantitativamente superior quanto ao número de referências, periódicos científicos e autores. No entanto, a nacional equipara-se em aspectos tais como: média de referência por autor, predomínio de autoria única e adoção de psicoterapias integrativas, em que influências de outras abordagens, que não a psicodinâmica, são identificadas. Nas duas realidades predominaram, ainda, publicações sobre psicoterapias individuais de adultos, veiculadas por periódicos psiquiátricos. Espera-se que com a expansão das bases de dados da psicologia, esta última característica venha a se reverter, ao menos no Brasil. Palavras-Chave: Publicação científica; Produção científica; Metaciência; Psicoterapia focal. Brief psychodynamic psychotherapies: Characteristics of national and foreign scientific production (1980/2003) AbstractIt presents a survey of some formal characteristics of the scientific production with the aim of knowing whom, where, and what have been indexed in electronic databases, under the entry: "brief psychodynamic psychotherapy" and "time-limited psychodynamic psychotherapy". Foreign and national productions were checked and critiques were presented. The sample of 534 abstracts (1980 to 2003), published in Brazil and abroad, indicated that the foreign production was quantitatively superior concerning the number of references, journals and authors. However, the national production compares in some aspects such as: reference average by author, predominance of unique authorship and adoption of integrative psychotherapy, in which influences of other approaches, rather than the psychodynamic, are identified. In the two realities there was a predominance of publications about adult single psychotherapies, in psychiatric journals. It is expected that, with the expansion of psychology database, the last characteristic changes, at least in Brazil. Keywords: Scientific publication; Scientific production; Metascience; Focal psychotherapy. IntroduçãoDesde a sua origem, nos anos 50, as psicoterapias breves psicodinâmicas (PB) têm apresentado grande expansão de alternativas técnicas, desenvolvidas com o propósito de abarcarem um número crescente de patologias. Paralelamente a esta tendência de cunho pragmático, podem-se observar modificações nos enfoques teóricos dos autores, que têm acompanhado tanto os avanços específicos do movimento psicanalítico, quanto os da psicologia em geral. Como conseqüência, dentre as chamadas psicoterapias breves psicodinâmicas encontram-se atualmente algumas técnicas, dificilmente classificáveis como de abordagem psicodinâmica (Y...

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Current Status of Criteria for Selection of Patients for Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy

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The application of Davanloo's Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy to a complex masochistic patient with panic, functional and somatization disorders: from the “frying pan” into freedom. Part I

The application of Davanloo's Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy to a complex masochistic patient with panic, functional and somatization disorders: from the “frying pan” into freedom. Part I

Specificity of technical interventions in Davanloo's intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy: part I

Psicoterapias breves psicodinâmicas: características da produção científica nacional e estrangeira (1980/2003)

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