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Mind Map by daniela martinez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by daniela martinez
almost 8 years ago
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The Analytic Relationship
- Knowledge and
Suggestion
- what they have heard and/or read about analysis
- It depends
on
- Knowledge about the analysis
- Context
- Influence of the environment
- Knowledge about the analysis
- It depends
on
- People tend to be somewhat skeptical of what their
physicians tell them
- Caused
by
- Internal
disputes
- Wrong perception of
Health companies
- Consequences
- The psychotherapist is seen as
unprepared
- Psychotherapy is the ultimate resource
- The psychotherapist
doesn´t have credibility
- It is believed that their
knowledge They are like
anyone's
- The psychotherapist is seen as
unprepared
- Consequences
- Bad reputation the
analyst
- Internal
disputes
- Caused
by
- what they have heard and/or read about analysis
- unfavorable
aspects
- How is Lacan's theory
understood?
- Different
perspectives
- People more willing to the effect of
psychonalisis
- integrate the analyst's
suggestions
- Previously
- Charcot used the suggestion through
hypnosis
- Freud moved away from
this
- He knew
- The result was not an effect of the
treatment, were preconceived
notions
- Generates commitment in the
patient
- Consequence
- Believe that the analyst has all the knowledge does not allow
him to see the patient that he must make an association.
- Finally
- The center of the analysis must be
unconscious
- ¿How?
- Understanding the
peculiarities
- The unconscious of the analysands
manifest itself on the analyst
- Transfer
- When allowed
- The analyst collects information
- You must keep your
subjectivity out Of the
relationship
- through
- The projection of the analysand
- The imaginary
- Dominated by
- The rivalry between analysand and analyst
- countertransference
- The analyst faces the same situation of the analysand
- The analyst faces the same situation of the analysand
- countertransference
- The rivalry between analysand and analyst
- ¿Que es?
- The self-image that the
analysands forms in the
analyst
- The self-image that the
analysands forms in the
analyst
- The imaginary creates
symbolic relations
- What are they?
- Posture of the analysands
with respect to the Other
- The way people assimilate the
ideals instilled by parents,
media, society
- castration anxiety.
- castration anxiety.
- Posture of the analysands
with respect to the Other
- They are brought into focus
thanks to the transfer
- It is classified in
- The imaginary
- imply
- The ego itself
- El ego de otras personas
- The ego itself
- imply
- The symbolic
- The only dimension that
heals
- imply
- Unconscious
- The Other
- Unconscious
- The only dimension that
heals
- The imaginary
- What are they?
- Dominated by
- The imaginary
- The projection of the analysand
- You must keep your
subjectivity out Of the
relationship
- The analyst collects information
- When allowed
- Transfer
- Understanding the
peculiarities
- ¿How?
- The center of the analysis must be
unconscious
- Finally
- Believe that the analyst has all the knowledge does not allow
him to see the patient that he must make an association.
- Generates commitment in the
patient
- The result was not an effect of the
treatment, were preconceived
notions
- He knew
- Freud moved away from
this
- Charcot used the suggestion through
hypnosis
- Previously
- integrate the analyst's
suggestions
- People more willing to the effect of
psychonalisis
- Cultural
differences
- The analyst attributes to the analyst the
knowledge of human suffering and thinks so can
do something about it
- Finally
- Finally
- Different
perspectives
- How is Lacan's theory
understood?
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