Psychodynamic therapy used more supportive interventions such as

reassurance, expressions of empathy and support, and suggestions than psychoanalysis

Psychodynamic therapy has more emphasis on

the here-and-now relationship between therapist and client

Psychodynamic therapy gives more latitude for

self-disclosure without "polluting the transference"

Psychodynamic therapy gives less

emphasis to the therapists neutrality

Psychodynamic therapy gives more focus to transference

and counter transference enactments

Psychodynamic therapy has more focus on pressing practical concerns than

on working through fantasy material

The techniques of psychoanalytic therapy are aimed at

increasing awareness, fostering insights into the client's behaviour and understanding the meanings of symptoms

Psychoanalytic therapy proceeds from the client's talk to

catharsis (or expression of emotion), to insight, to working through unconscious material

Psychoanalytic therapy's six basic techniques are

maintaining the analytic framework, free association, interpretation, dream analysis, analysis of resistance, and analysis of transference

Maintaining the analytic framework

procedural and stylistic factors, such as the analyst's relative anonymity, neutrality and objectivity, and boundary issues

brainstorm while ignoring pain, triviality, logicality and relevance

Interpretation (well timed hypothesizing)

pointing out , explaining, teaching meanings of behaviour shown in dreams, free association, resistances and therapeutic relationship

hypothesizing unconscious wishes, needs, and fears

Dream's latent content consists of

hidden, symbolic, and unconscious motive, wishes and fears

Dream's manifest content

with transformed sexual and aggressive content as dream appears to dreamer

transforming less threatening manifest content into latent content

Analysis and interpretation of resistance

exposes anything that works against the progress of therapy, preventing client producing unconscious material

Resistance defends against anxiety but

interferes with the ability to accept change that could be gratifying

Through transference the clients express

feeling, beliefs, and desires that may be unconscious and recognize recurrent dynamic patterns

In group counseling most members find symbolic

mothers, fathers, sibling and lovers which evoke transference situations

Group leaders should pay attention to

biases, countertransference and legitimate emotional expressions

All councilors should pay attention to

transference, countertransference, resistance and the use of ego mechanisms

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application: therapeutic techniques and procedures

Term	Definition
Psychodynamic therapy used more supportive interventions such as	reassurance, expressions of empathy and support, and suggestions than psychoanalysis
Psychodynamic therapy has more emphasis on	the here-and-now relationship between therapist and client
Psychodynamic therapy gives more latitude for	self-disclosure without "polluting the transference"
Psychodynamic therapy gives less	emphasis to the therapists neutrality
Psychodynamic therapy gives more focus to transference	and counter transference enactments
Psychodynamic therapy has more focus on pressing practical concerns than	on working through fantasy material
The techniques of psychoanalytic therapy are aimed at	increasing awareness, fostering insights into the client's behaviour and understanding the meanings of symptoms
Psychoanalytic therapy proceeds from the client's talk to	catharsis (or expression of emotion), to insight, to working through unconscious material
Psychoanalytic therapy's six basic techniques are	maintaining the analytic framework, free association, interpretation, dream analysis, analysis of resistance, and analysis of transference
Maintaining the analytic framework	procedural and stylistic factors, such as the analyst's relative anonymity, neutrality and objectivity, and boundary issues
Free association	brainstorm while ignoring pain, triviality, logicality and relevance
Interpretation (well timed hypothesizing)	pointing out , explaining, teaching meanings of behaviour shown in dreams, free association, resistances and therapeutic relationship
Dream analysis	hypothesizing unconscious wishes, needs, and fears
Dream's latent content consists of	hidden, symbolic, and unconscious motive, wishes and fears
Dream's manifest content	with transformed sexual and aggressive content as dream appears to dreamer
Dream work	transforming less threatening manifest content into latent content
Analysis and interpretation of resistance	exposes anything that works against the progress of therapy, preventing client producing unconscious material
Resistance defends against anxiety but	interferes with the ability to accept change that could be gratifying
Through transference the clients express	feeling, beliefs, and desires that may be unconscious and recognize recurrent dynamic patterns
In group counseling most members find symbolic	mothers, fathers, sibling and lovers which evoke transference situations
Group leaders should pay attention to	biases, countertransference and legitimate emotional expressions
All councilors should pay attention to	transference, countertransference, resistance and the use of ego mechanisms

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