European Journal Of Psychotherapy & Counselling, Dec 1, 2006
I begin with an old analogy for psychotherapy, drawn not from science but from religion. It is fa... more I begin with an old analogy for psychotherapy, drawn not from science but from religion. It is familiar to Christians that the Church Visible, fortunately for the Church, does not coincide with the Church Invisible. The Church Invisible is catholic and indivisible, the single and united Body of ...
International Journal of Psychotherapy, Mar 1, 2000
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPHY, VOL. 55 NO. 1, 2000 WW/ Editorial; method in our madness... more INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPHY, VOL. 55 NO. 1, 2000 WW/ Editorial; method in our madness, or madness in our method? The many faces of psychotherapy Heward Wilkinson Minster Centre/Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute Abstract The Editorial notes ...
This review article argues that Darlene Ehrenberg’s psychoanalytic concept of process interaction... more This review article argues that Darlene Ehrenberg’s psychoanalytic concept of process interaction is the most developed and radical psychoanalytic form of this concept, and is also a bridge to models of integration. Its relation to the concept of ‘implicit knowledge’ is explored. The Intimate Edge: Extending the Reach of Psychoanalytic Interaction, Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg, New York and London: Norton, 1992, 210 pp, ISBN 0-393-70140-9
European Journal Of Psychotherapy & Counselling, Dec 1, 2006
I begin with an old analogy for psychotherapy, drawn not from science but from religion. It is fa... more I begin with an old analogy for psychotherapy, drawn not from science but from religion. It is familiar to Christians that the Church Visible, fortunately for the Church, does not coincide with the Church Invisible. The Church Invisible is catholic and indivisible, the single and united Body of ...
International Journal of Psychotherapy, Mar 1, 2000
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPHY, VOL. 55 NO. 1, 2000 WW/ Editorial; method in our madness... more INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPHY, VOL. 55 NO. 1, 2000 WW/ Editorial; method in our madness, or madness in our method? The many faces of psychotherapy Heward Wilkinson Minster Centre/Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute Abstract The Editorial notes ...
This review article argues that Darlene Ehrenberg’s psychoanalytic concept of process interaction... more This review article argues that Darlene Ehrenberg’s psychoanalytic concept of process interaction is the most developed and radical psychoanalytic form of this concept, and is also a bridge to models of integration. Its relation to the concept of ‘implicit knowledge’ is explored. The Intimate Edge: Extending the Reach of Psychoanalytic Interaction, Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg, New York and London: Norton, 1992, 210 pp, ISBN 0-393-70140-9
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