Published June, 2019
By Rosemary Gordon
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Dying and creating or, could we put it the other way round, creating and dying? The author has chosen the first, the challenging title and the one that stimulates the reader to find out how they inter-relate. There are essential links between the facts and the concepts.

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Published June, 2019
By Ilka Quindeau and John Bendix
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This book provides a systematic account of the current state of theory, developing a gender-wide model of human sexuality and outlining the implications of this for psychotherapy practice. The author argues that the development of human sexuality follows no innate biological programs.

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Published June, 2019
By Kathy Lum, Fran Carter, Jim Peightel, Yvonne M. Agazarian, Michael Robbins, Michael Silverstein, Jan Vadell and Sven-Erik Viskari
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Systems-centered therapy (SCT) brings an innovative approach to clinical practice. Developed by the author, SCT introduces a theory and set of methods that put systems ideas into practice. This book offers a collection of articles that illustrates the array of clinical applications in which SCT is used.

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Published June, 2019
By Roy Schafer
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A collection of papers on clinical, theoretical and applied aspects of psychoanalysis that take up various aspects of unconscious mental processes and conflicts and their expression in the clinical transference and countertransference.

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Published June, 2019
By David Malan, Patricia C. Della Selva and Patricia Coughlin Della Selva
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The book is organised in a systematic fashion, analogous to the process of therapy itself, from initial contact through to termination and follow-up. Detailed clinical examples are presented throughout the text to illustrate how theory is translated into techniques of unparalleled power and effectiveness.

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Published June, 2019
By Jonathan Ingrams
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This book explores the journeys of self-discovery that prompted the pioneering practitioners to direct their skills in particular ways and the influence exerted by their backgrounds, ambitions, and personal histories. The overall objective is to help intending therapists to arrive at an understanding of the inner resources they will need.

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Published June, 2019
By Aida Alayarian
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Presents vignettes and case studies that focus on the multidimensional approach examining the contributions of psychoanalysis, emphasising the act of 'dissociation'. This title focuses on how patients in therapy become able to transform fears into 'psychic space' and breaking away from vulnerability, by developing a better 'sense of self'.

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Published June, 2019
By Masud Khan and M. Masud R. Khan
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In this later book he takes his cue from Freud who, as he says, diagnosed the sickness of Western Judaeo-Christian cultures in terms of "the person alienated from himself". Masud Khan's basic argument, succinctly stated in his Preface, is that "the pervert puts an impersonal object between his desire and his accomplice.

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Published June, 2019
By Salman Akhtar
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Bringing together the experiences of mistrust, jealousy, lack of love, shamelessness, regret, and despair, this far-reaching book elucidates human sorrow in striking sociocultural and clinical details.

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Published June, 2019
By Arnold W. Rachman and Susan A. Klett
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This book is an attempt to re-establish incest trauma as a significant psychological disorder by tracing the evolutionary trajectory of psychoanalysis from the Seduction Theory to the Oedipal Therapy to the Confusion of Tongues Theory. In a series of chapters the authors demonstrate this neglect of the incest trauma.

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