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100 1 $aSifneos, Peter E.$q(Peter Emanuel),$d1920-
245 10 $aShort-term dynamic psychotherapy :$bevaluation and technique /$cPeter E. Sifneos.
250 $a2nd ed.
260 0 $aNew York :$bPlenum Medical Book Co.,$cc1987.
300 $axxiii, 324 p. ;$c24 cm.
440 0 $aTopics in general psychiatry
500 $aIncludes index.
504 $aBibliography: p. 311-313.
505 0 $aPart One: The psychiatric evaluation -- 1. Certain common complaints of prospective STAPP patients -- Anxiety -- Anxiety in conjunction with other symptoms -- Phobia with obsessive thoughts -- Grief reaction -- Mild depression -- Interpersonal difficulties -- 2. History taking the reformulation of the presenting complaints -- History taking -- Reformulation of the patient's presenting complaints -- 3. Criteria for selection for STAPP -- Circumscribed chief complaint -- History of one meaningful relationship during the patient's early childhood -- Flexible interaction with the evaluator and ability to express feelings openly during the interview -- Psychological sophistication -- above-average intelligence and psychological mindedness -- Motivation for change -- 4. The psychological evaluation process: Part III -- The psychodynamic formulation and the assessment of specific predisposing vulnerability -- The therapeutic focus -- Focalization -- The Oedipal therapeutic focus --
505 0 $aThe "therapeutic contract" -- Part Two: Technique -- 5. The opening phase of STAPP -- Requirements -- Limitation of time -- The first interview -- The therapeutic alliance -- The therapeutic value of a single interview -- 6. Early therapeutic considerations -- The use of positive transference -- Countertransference: Occasional difficulties -- The sex of the therapist -- The therapist's "activity" in STAPP -- 7. An example of the early STAPP interview -- 8. The height of STAPP -- The therapeutic focus and the Oedipus complex -- The use of anxiety-provoking questions, confrontations, and clarifications -- The past-transference links -- Avoidance of pregenital characterological issues used defensively by the patient and the development of transference neurosis -- New learning and problem solving by the patient, and the therapist's interpretations -- 9. The height of the therapy: A case example -- Short-term predictions between sessions, and note taking -- Tenth interview --
505 0 $aEleventh interview -- Twelfth interview -- Recapitulation at times of massive resistance -- Support of the patient who is making progress -- Education of the patient -- 10. The last phase of STAPP: An example of a typical interview -- 11. The terminal phase -- Evidence of change and development of insight -- Who initiates termination? -- Absence of ambivalence about ending treatment
505 0 $aPart Three: Results -- 12. Instruction in STAPP -- Criteria for becoming a STAPP therapist -- The nature of STAPP supervision -- The use of videotape analysis of STAPP technique -- 13. The outcome of STAPP -- Early studies -- Psychotherapeutic outcome -- Outcome criteria -- Recent STAPP study -- An internalized dialogue -- 14. STAPP for older patients and individuals with physical symptomatology -- 15. Epilogue.
650 2 $aAnxiety.
650 2 $aInterview, Psychological.
650 2 $aPsychotherapy, Brief.
650 0 $aBrief psychotherapy.
650 0 $aPsychoanalysis.
650 0 $aAnxiety.
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