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The focus of this book is on detailed case histories of patients with severe traumas. The author takes us through the successive stages of analysis and gives us a graphic impression of the progress of her diagnostic and therapeutic insights into traumatic processes and their treatment. Her main interest is in the development of the transference/countertransference relationship. Traumatic experience has to be actualised within that relationship if it is to be treated successfully, only in this way can therapeutic change become a feasible proposition. Traumatic micro-processes and trauma-sequel phenomena in transference and countertransference are described and conceptualized. The author demonstrates her point with examples taken from clinical practice: illnesses experienced as traumatic; separation traumas; childhood experiences of violence; adult experiences of violence: war, torture, and displacement that can engender PTSD. This book is a genuinely original contribution to psychoanalytic treatment of traumas.

The focus of this book is on detailed case histories of patients with severe traumas. The author takes us through the successive stages of analysis and gives us a graphic impression of the progress of her diagnostic and therapeutic insights into traumatic processes and their treatment. Her main interest is in the development of the transference/countertransference relationship. Traumatic experience has to be actualised within that relationship if it is to be treated successfully, only in this way can therapeutic change become a feasible proposition. Traumatic micro-processes and trauma-sequel phenomena in transference and countertransference are described and conceptualized. The author demonstrates her point with examples taken from clinical practice: illnesses experienced as traumatic; separation traumas; childhood experiences of violence; adult experiences of violence: war, torture, and displacement that can engender PTSD. This book is a genuinely original contribution to psychoanalytic treatment of traumas.

The focus of this book is on detailed case histories of patients with severe traumas. The author takes us through the successive stages of analysis and gives us a graphic impression of the progress of her diagnostic and therapeutic insights into traumatic processes and their treatment. Her main interest is in the development of the transference/countertransference relationship. Traumatic experience has to be actualised within that relationship if it is to be treated successfully, only in this way can therapeutic change become a feasible proposition. Traumatic micro-processes and trauma-sequel phenomena in transference and countertransference are described and conceptualized. The author demonstrates her point with examples taken from clinical practice: illnesses experienced as traumatic; separation traumas; childhood experiences of violence; adult experiences of violence: war, torture, and displacement that can engender PTSD. This book is a genuinely original contribution to psychoanalytic treatment of traumas.

Durch die historisch-gesellschaftlichen Ereignisse nach 1918 - Zerfall der Monarchie, kommunistische, dann faschistische und schließlich sozialistische Regimes - konnte Freuds Plan, das Zentrum der psychoanalytischen Bewegung nach Budapest zu verlegen, nie verwirklicht werden. Die ungarische Psychoanalyse geriet durch ihre Isolation aus dem Hauptstrom der Entwicklung heraus.Insbesondere durch die ungarischen Emigranten Melanie Klein, Sándor Radó und Franz Alexander erfuhr das 1920 gegründete Berliner Psychoanalytische Institut einen großen Auftrieb und konnte sich auch durch diese Hilfe zur international angesehenen Ausbildungsstätte entwickeln.Beiträge von:Ulrike May: Ein ungarischer Baron in Analyse bei FreudGeorg László Kruppa: Die ungarischen Psychoanalytiker und der Galilei-KreisFerenc Erös: "Ein Erfolg, von dem wir nicht einmal zu träumen wagten"Michael Schröter: Ein Memorandum Freuds für Budapest Ernst Falzeder: Karl Abraham und Sándor Ferenczi Claudia Frank: "... feeling very strongly that what Ferenczi would not do might be done"Peter Vogelsänger: Zwischen analytischer Chemie und PsychoanalyseLászló F. Földényi: Géza Csáth: Ein Leben gelebt im Spiegel des Todes