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Michael C. Singer - How Children Grow Up, Häftad

Häftad, Engelska, 2027

How Children Grow Up

Child Patients Return To Psychotherapy As Adults

Av Michael C. Singer

Del i serien Psychoanalysis in a New Key Book Series

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This book utilizes the unique opportunity to observe psychotherapy at two very different times in patients’ and therapists’ lives, when former child patients return to the same therapist years later as adults.The book examines salient features of the patient-therapist relationship: what has changed and what remained the same. The clinical cases presented describe palpable shifts in the interpersonal field. How was it different during the adult encounter? How have the patient and therapist each contributed to these changes? From an interpersonal/relational perspective, therapists describe the actual “feel” of the child treatment relationship and how that “feel” has changed in the adult treatment years later. Equally central, the case presentations describe how each adult treatment utilized its prior child treatment as a cornerstone of the adult therapy: what the therapist and patient remembered about the child treatment, about each other, and how that early treatment was associated to and explored by the participants during the adult treatment.With rich clinical detail, this book is key reading for psychoanalysts and psychotherapists, as well as anyone wanting to understand better how childhood experiences shape our adult lives.
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Michael C. Singer, PhD is a psychologist in private practice in New York City. He has been a psychotherapy supervisor in many mental health settings throughout New York, currently at the W.A. White Institute. Dr. Singer’s articles on treatment and training issues have appeared in psychology journals, websites, and medical periodicals. He has presented at national and international conferences on child development, psychotherapy issues, human sexuality, and artistic creativity.

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'This book begged to be written. How could it be that no one thought to do it before? Here are seasoned psychotherapists and psychoanalysts writing about people they first worked with as children. These child treatments ended at some point, and the patients departed and grew up. And then these former patients returned, to the same therapist, for a second treatment many years later as adults. What intriguing questions these cases allow us to ask! What stayed the same from one treatment to the next? What changed—and why? How did changes in the therapist over the intervening years contribute to the second treatment? This is a book by clinicians, for clinicians—and it is one of those rare psychoanalytic publications that grabs the reader’s interest in a way we usually expect from fiction.'Donnel Stern, Ph.D., William Alanson White Institute

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