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Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy

"This book outlines a unified system of individual and social psychiatry as it has been taught during the past five years at the Group Therapy Seminar of Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco, at the Monterey Peninsula Clinical Conference in Psychiatry, at the San Francisco Social Psychiatry Seminars, and more recently at Atascadero State Hospital, and the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. This approach is now being used by therapists and group workers in various institutional settings, as well as in private practice, to deal with almost every type of mental, emotional, and characterological disturbance. The growing interest in and wider dissemination of its principles have indicated a need for this book, since it has become increasingly difficult to fulfill all the requests for lectures, reprints, and correspondence. The writer has had the privilege of visiting mental hospitals in about thirty different countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific, and has taken the opportunity of testing the principles of structural analysis in various racial and cultural settings. Their precision and predictive value have stood up rather well under particularly rigorous conditions requiring the services of interpreters to reach people of very exotic mentalities. Since structural analysis is a more general theory than orthodox psychoanalysis, the reader will be fairer to himself and to the writer if he resists, initially at least, the understandable temptation to try to fit the former into the latter. If the process is reversed, as it should be, it will be found that psychoanalysis easily finds its place methodologically as a highly specialized aspect of structural analysis. For example transactional analysis, the social aspect of structural analysis, reveals several different types of "crossed transactions." The multifarious phenomena of transference are almost all subsumed under just one of these types, here denoted "Crossed Transaction Type I." Other examples of the relationship between psychoanalysis and structural analysis are given in the text"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved).

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  • "Analisi transazionale e psicoterapia"

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  • ""This book outlines a unified system of individual and social psychiatry as it has been taught during the past five years at the Group Therapy Seminar of Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco, at the Monterey Peninsula Clinical Conference in Psychiatry, at the San Francisco Social Psychiatry Seminars, and more recently at Atascadero State Hospital, and the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. This approach is now being used by therapists and group workers in various institutional settings, as well as in private practice, to deal with almost every type of mental, emotional, and characterological disturbance. The growing interest in and wider dissemination of its principles have indicated a need for this book, since it has become increasingly difficult to fulfill all the requests for lectures, reprints, and correspondence. The writer has had the privilege of visiting mental hospitals in about thirty different countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific, and has taken the opportunity of testing the principles of structural analysis in various racial and cultural settings. Their precision and predictive value have stood up rather well under particularly rigorous conditions requiring the services of interpreters to reach people of very exotic mentalities. Since structural analysis is a more general theory than orthodox psychoanalysis, the reader will be fairer to himself and to the writer if he resists, initially at least, the understandable temptation to try to fit the former into the latter. If the process is reversed, as it should be, it will be found that psychoanalysis easily finds its place methodologically as a highly specialized aspect of structural analysis. For example transactional analysis, the social aspect of structural analysis, reveals several different types of "crossed transactions." The multifarious phenomena of transference are almost all subsumed under just one of these types, here denoted "Crossed Transaction Type I." Other examples of the relationship between psychoanalysis and structural analysis are given in the text"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved)"
  • "Présente une nouvelle méthode de psychiatrie individuelle et sociale, introduite avec succès aux Etats-Unis : fondée sur les principes de l'analyse structurale, elle utilise essentiellement le jeu des relations interindividuelles, dans le cadre d'une thérapie de groupe, mais aussi dans la pratique individuelle."
  • "Inhaltsübersicht: Vorworte, Einführung, I. Psychiatrie des Individuums und Strukturanalyse, II. Sozialpsychiatrie und Transaktionsanalyse, III. Psychotherapie, IV. Grenzgebiete der Transaktionsanalyse, Anhang."
  • ""This book outlines a unified system of individual and social psychiatry as it has been taught during the past five years at the Group Therapy Seminar of Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco, at the Monterey Peninsula Clinical Conference in Psychiatry, at the San Francisco Social Psychiatry Seminars, and more recently at Atascadero State Hospital, and the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. This approach is now being used by therapists and group workers in various institutional settings, as well as in private practice, to deal with almost every type of mental, emotional, and characterological disturbance. The growing interest in and wider dissemination of its principles have indicated a need for this book, since it has become increasingly difficult to fulfill all the requests for lectures, reprints, and correspondence. The writer has had the privilege of visiting mental hospitals in about thirty different countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific, and has taken the opportunity of testing the principles of structural analysis in various racial and cultural settings. Their precision and predictive value have stood up rather well under particularly rigorous conditions requiring the services of interpreters to reach people of very exotic mentalities. Since structural analysis is a more general theory than orthodox psychoanalysis, the reader will be fairer to himself and to the writer if he resists, initially at least, the understandable temptation to try to fit the former into the latter. If the process is reversed, as it should be, it will be found that psychoanalysis easily finds its place methodologically as a highly specialized aspect of structural analysis. For example transactional analysis, the social aspect of structural analysis, reveals several different types of "crossed transactions." The multifarious phenomena of transference are almost all subsumed under just one of these types, here denoted "Crossed Transaction Type I." Other examples of the relationship between psychoanalysis and structural analysis are given in the text"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved)."@en
  • ""This book outlines a unified system of individual and social psychiatry as it has been taught during the past five years at the Group Therapy Seminar of Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco, at the Monterey Peninsula Clinical Conference in Psychiatry, at the San Francisco Social Psychiatry Seminars, and more recently at Atascadero State Hospital, and the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. This approach is now being used by therapists and group workers in various institutional settings, as well as in private practice, to deal with almost every type of mental, emotional, and characterological disturbance. The growing interest in and wider dissemination of its principles have indicated a need for this book, since it has become increasingly difficult to fulfill all the requests for lectures, reprints, and correspondence. The writer has had the privilege of visiting mental hospitals in about thirty different countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific, and has taken the opportunity of testing the principles of structural analysis in various racial and cultural settings. Their precision and predictive value have stood up rather well under particularly rigorous conditions requiring the services of interpreters to reach people of very exotic mentalities. Since structural analysis is a more general theory than orthodox psychoanalysis, the reader will be fairer to himself and to the writer if he resists, initially at least, the understandable temptation to try to fit the former into the latter. If the process is reversed, as it should be, it will be found that psychoanalysis easily finds its place methodologically as a highly specialized aspect of structural analysis. For example transactional analysis, the social aspect of structural analysis, reveals several different types of "crossed transactions." The multifarious phenomena of transference are almost all subsumed under just one of these types, here denoted "Crossed Transaction Type I." Other examples of the relationship between psychoanalysis and structural analysis are given in the text"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved)."

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  • "Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy"@en
  • "Analisis transaccional en psicoterapia : una psiquiatría sistemática individual y social"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy : asystematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Analyse transactionnele et psychotherapie : trad. de l'americain par sylvie laroche"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy : a systematic individual and social psychiatry"@en
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy : a systematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Análise transacional em psicoterapia"@pt
  • "El analisis transaccional en la psicoterapia"
  • "El analisis transaccional en la psicoterapia"@es
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy: a systematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy : a systematic infividual and social psychiatry"
  • "Analyse transactionnelle et psychothérapie"
  • "Análisis transaccional en psicoterapia : una psiquiatría sistemática, individual y social"
  • "Análisis transaccional en psicoterapia : una psiquiatría sistemática, individual y social"@es
  • "Analyse transactionnelle et psychotherapie"
  • "Analisi transazionale e psicoterapia : un sistema di psichiatria sociale e individuale"@it
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy : a systematic and social psychiatry"@en
  • "Transakční analýza v psychoterapii : klasická příručka k jejím základům"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy a systematic individual and social psychiatry"@en
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy a systematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Die Transaktionsanalyse in der Psychotherapie : eine systematische Individual- und Sozial-Psychiatrie"
  • "Analyse transactionnelle et psychotherapie : trad de l'americain par sylvie laroche"
  • "Taḥlīl-i raftār-i mutaqābil"
  • "Analyse transactionelle et psychothérapie"
  • "Transakt︠s︡ionnyĭ analiz i psikhoterapii︠a︡"
  • "Taḥlı̄l-i raftār-i mutaqābil"
  • "Analisi transazionale : un sistema di psichiatria sociale e individuale"@it
  • "Análisis transaccional en psicoterapia : uns psiquiatría sistemática, individual y social"@es
  • "Analisi transazionale : un sistema di psichiatria sociale e individuale"
  • "Transactional Analysis in psychotherapy : a systematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Ist︠s︡elenie dushi : transakt︠s︡ionnyĭ analiz v psikhoterapii"
  • "El análisis transaccional en la psicoterapia"@es
  • "El análisis transaccional en la psicoterapia"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy"@en
  • "Transakcijska analiza v psihoterapiji : sistematična in individualna socialna psihiatrija"@sl
  • "Transactional analysis : a systematic individual and social psychiatry"
  • "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy; a systematic individual and social psychiatry"@en

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