MARTIN KANTOR has had extensive clinical experience in several major Boston and New York hospitals. He presently maintains a private practice in New York and New Jersey. He has been involved in residency training programs at Massachusetts General, Metropolitan, Beth Israel, and St. Vincent's (Staten Island) Hospitals for the past twenty-five years. His book Determining Mental Status: The Physical Examination of Psychiatry was published in 1988.

• General Problems Introduction On Being a Beginner Selection of Patients for Treatment Detection and Diagnosis of Emotional Disorder Goals and Objectives Modes of Treatment Becoming Technically Proficient Long-Term Insight-Oriented Therapy The Defense Mechanisms Miscellaneous Matters Transference and Countertransference Avoiding Common Therapeutic Erros--Diagnostic Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Bad Technique Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Countertransference Acting-out Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Specific Syndrome Errors Special Situations Treating Schizophrenia Treating the Adolescent, Middle-aged, and Geriatric Patient Treating Symptoms with a Physical Caste Selected Bibliography Index

MARTIN KANTOR has had extensive clinical experience in several major Boston and New York hospitals. He presently maintains a private practice in New York and New Jersey. He has been involved in residency training programs at Massachusetts General, Metropolitan, Beth Israel, and St. Vincent's (Staten Island) Hospitals for the past twenty-five years. His book Determining Mental Status: The Physical Examination of Psychiatry was published in 1988.

• General Problems Introduction On Being a Beginner Selection of Patients for Treatment Detection and Diagnosis of Emotional Disorder Goals and Objectives Modes of Treatment Becoming Technically Proficient Long-Term Insight-Oriented Therapy The Defense Mechanisms Miscellaneous Matters Transference and Countertransference Avoiding Common Therapeutic Erros--Diagnostic Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Bad Technique Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Countertransference Acting-out Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Specific Syndrome Errors Special Situations Treating Schizophrenia Treating the Adolescent, Middle-aged, and Geriatric Patient Treating Symptoms with a Physical Caste Selected Bibliography Index

MARTIN KANTOR has had extensive clinical experience in several major Boston and New York hospitals. He presently maintains a private practice in New York and New Jersey. He has been involved in residency training programs at Massachusetts General, Metropolitan, Beth Israel, and St. Vincent's (Staten Island) Hospitals for the past twenty-five years. His book Determining Mental Status: The Physical Examination of Psychiatry was published in 1988.

• General Problems Introduction On Being a Beginner Selection of Patients for Treatment Detection and Diagnosis of Emotional Disorder Goals and Objectives Modes of Treatment Becoming Technically Proficient Long-Term Insight-Oriented Therapy The Defense Mechanisms Miscellaneous Matters Transference and Countertransference Avoiding Common Therapeutic Erros--Diagnostic Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Bad Technique Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Countertransference Acting-out Avoiding Common Therapeutic Errors--Specific Syndrome Errors Special Situations Treating Schizophrenia Treating the Adolescent, Middle-aged, and Geriatric Patient Treating Symptoms with a Physical Caste Selected Bibliography Index