Clinical Empathy

Abell Abell's agery altered anal retentiveness attention attitude Barker's behavior capacity Chapter child Clark classical clinical complex concept considered context contribute countertransference course of therapy curative factor defensive described difficulties discussion dream emerge emotional empathic experience empathic understanding ence episode evocative evoked examine example expand experienced experiential external observer father feelings felt Freud's function ical imagery inexactness integrative interac interaction interpretation intervention issues Kohut Long John Silver ment metaphor mind mother narcissism narcissistic neurosis nonpersonal novel object relations theory one's oscillate paradigm parents pathy patient patient's inner patient's narrative patient's stories patient's world patterns periods of interference perspective phase of therapy pist pist's position psychoanalysts psychoanalytic theories psychology model psychotherapy puzzlement reported role scenario selfobject sense session significant similar stem superego supervisor symptoms talk themes theoretical theory ther thera therapeutic relationship therapist discovered therapist needs tient's tion tive traditional transference uncon unconscious ward