Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
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Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
Chapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2ill link it to the concept of transference, also described in that chapter. Any psychoanalytically oriented therapy, whatever its target group and setting, must account for how it appears and how we handle it. The transference has a therapeutic leverage. As Freud (1912a) wrote in another belligerent Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2 formulation: It is on that field that “the victory must be won" (p. 108). In this arena, we aim to help the patient reap laurels in the battle againsEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
t neurosis. We do this by inviting her to analysis, a “highly specialized form of playing in the sen ice of communication with oneself and others" (WiChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2quires a truer view of herself and the people around her.The classical conception of transference was bom in treatments with one patient and one therapist. Can we also apply it to marital relationships? A spouse may voice accusations, expectations, and praises that seem exaggerated. We also know the Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2y can lead to hassles and quarrels. Have they anything to do with transference? The distortions that form its base emanate from wishes that are modellEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
ed on “infantile prototypes” (Laplanehe & Pontalis, 1973, p. 455) and rooted “in the deep layers of the unconscious" (Klein. 1952b. p. 55). Freud (191Chapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2rds reality”, and stand “at the disposal of the conscious personality" (p. 100). If a spouse says the partner is self-centred and heartless, is this built on such mature considerations? If so, we cannot call it transference. Or. have the emotions taken up a “regressive course and [revived] the subje Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2ct’s infantile images” (p. 102)? If so. we could indeed speak of inter-spouse transference.Susanne Abse (2014), a Tavistock therapist, suggests that sEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
pouses may exhibit such transferences in that they re-enact “patterns of relationship generated from childhood experiences” (loc. 1108). Yet, she doesChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2rff, 2014) agrees that “transference is already established between the members of a couple .. . They have a projective identi-ficatory system already” (J. s. Scharff, 2014, loc. 3439). Yet another therapist122 Part I: Clinic(Zeitner. 2003) uses the term “collusion” when a couple’s dysfunction is a Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2manifestation of the spouse’s “externalization of intrapsychic difficulties onto each other” (p. 349). 'Illis closely resembles 1). E. Scharff”s “projEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
ective identificatory system” and my views on inter-partner transference in the case of l ine and I .ouise, whom we will now leant more about.Eric andChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2ith courtship, if not before.41 want a girl just like the girl that married dear old Dad.’ Each person’s unconscious radar screen is looking for an ‘other’ to complement his or her psychological structure. In the elaborate idealizing, denigrating, jealous fantasies about a loving and/or persecuting Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2other, we are already in the realm of intrapsychic fantasies and their associated conflicts soon to be played out in courtship.(p. 379)As the couple tEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
herapists Barbara and Stuart Pizer (2006) express it. such fantasies can build up to “interlocking transferences” and “terrorizing demons” that the paChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2transferences are played out between partners of the same generation, the corresponding unconscious characters are rooted in the previous generations.Eric and Louise arrive with their 2-month-old twins, who remain asleep during the first interview. 1 le is approaching 50. is a bit overweight, and ha Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2s a face marked by hard work and a rough life style. She is younger, in good shape, and with eyes that still seem to look at the world like an astonisEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
hed child, lliere is some glow between them, but they immediately start accusing each other.Louise:“Ị don ’t know what to do with him. He gets up lateChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2 it’s hell, I’m on Lithium andantidepressants. in and out of hospitals. ”Louise:' T understand it s hard for you sometimes. But why don’t youtake your pills I?"Eric:"I lake them. I only forgot last Tuesday. "Louise:“You forget quite often. Don 'I contradict me ’cause I see thepills on your bedside t Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2able. Could you please luck your shin into your trousers? ỉỉè 're staring at your belly. "Brief interventions with couples - II 123Eric: Analyst: EricEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
:“Sorry. ” (He tucks in the shirt and straightens up a bit.) “Louise, you have a lot of critique against Eric. ” “Yeah, that's just my problem with heChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2al man. Hut he never came. / longed for home, met you and now Em stuck in this swamp. ”Eric:"You didn I seem to think of me as a swampy guy when we met...”Louise: Analyst:“No, / was attracted and fell in love on rhe spot. ” "So what happened? How did two lovers end up being a slouch and a bitch? Non Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2e of you like your role. To me, you seem more like a mischievous hoy with his mother yelling at him. ”Eric smiles:“Ỉ can recognize that. My relationshEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
ip with my mother is shit.And I know Louise hates it when I don t put my shirts in order Ì9Louise:“Yeah, you should see his cupboard. Like a bombshellChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wi Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2roperly. It s because you don t look very attractive!”Analyst:“Eric, you could take that as another complaint - or as an invitation.”Eric smiles: "The second alternative seems nicer. It s not only that 1 amattracted to you, Louise. You know that! I ’m grateful to all the things you ’vé done for my t Ebook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2eenage son. (He's from my first marriage.) tfcnr, he adores you. ”Analyst: Eric:“And so do you?” “Yeah. ! don't understand why I do this... mischief-oEbook Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy: Part 2
r, why you love to harp on at me. ”Louise:“I don t love it. I HATE IT! ”Chapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wiChapter I 3Brief interventions with parental couples - IIIn the previous chapter, I applied the concept “unconscious belief' to couple work. Here I wiGọi ngay
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