What do we talk about when we talk about psychoanalysis?

Rodado, Juan

doi:10.1080/0803706x.2015.1020868

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“…When Freud issued his initial call for free mental health clinics for the disadvantaged, he warned that clinicians would “need to alloy the pure gold of analysis with the copper of direct suggestion.” As Rodado (2016) observes, “time has proven this assertion to be true.” Nonetheless, the principles of psychoanalysis continued to inform psychodynamic treatment in the community for many years, but no longer.…”

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The case for remote supervision

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Rosenberg

2023

Appl Psychoanal Studies

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As the necessity of meeting state regulations has continued to mount in the public mental health sector, and insurance companies limit the number of therapy sessions covered in a year, the emphasis on evidence-based treatments, most often in the guise of some form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, continues unabated. Meanwhile, knowledge about and the ability to practice psychodynamically have all but vanished from most community mental health clinics in the United States. With shrinking funds, increasing demand for services, and increasing costs, therapists and their supervisors in these settings are expected to meet productivity and documentation requirements imposed by state and federal regulations and by the clinics themselves. These demands leave little time for therapists to discuss actual cases with their supervisors, to reflect on their experiences with patients and to wonder about the patient's experience with them, skills that are in themselves among the essential tools of psychodynamic clinical training and are crucial to patient care. This paper summarizes the qualitative data collected at the conclusion of a pilot study in which a dozen staff therapists in a community mental health center met weekly individually with psychodynamic supervisor/consultant volunteers to discuss their ongoing cases.

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The case for remote supervision

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Rosenberg

2023

Appl Psychoanal Studies

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What We Think Today on the Interpretation of Dreams, Forgotten and Double Senses

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2018

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There are more than a hundred years since the publication of Sigmund Freud's work "the interpretation of dreams". How can we take today the ideas that Freud exposes in that text? What can we think of the interpretation of dreams, forgetfulness and double meanings? That is, the ways in which the unconscious is present in the discourse. The following work summarizes the Freudian idea about the storage of memory and about dreams and their rereading in the light of current findings in neuroscience about implicit memory, the re-consolidation of labile memories and the sleep activity that they validate in part and modify Freudian ideas in another.

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What do we talk about when we talk about psychoanalysis?

Cited by 2 publications

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The case for remote supervision

The case for remote supervision

What We Think Today on the Interpretation of Dreams, Forgotten and Double Senses

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