Nathan Roth, M.D.: 'The aim of psychoanalytic therapy'

Article Abstract:

Nathan Roth indicated the need to enhance a patient's emotional well-being by inhibiting the superego. Roth indicated the detrimental effects of the superego in the patient's ability to utilize emotional and intellectual capabilities. Modern psychoanalytical techniques incorporated Roth's theories on the superego by evaluating the role of transference and countertransference in human interactions. Furthermore, the psychotherapeutic techniques are altered by discoveries on the mechanisms of human behavior.

Analysis, Psychology, Pathological, Psychopathology

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Jurgen Ruesch: communication difficulties among psychiatrists

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Jurgen Ruesch indicated the role of communication problems in promoting emotional disorders. Ruesch also indicates the need to replace analytic techniques with cybernetic and systemic concepts that deal with the intrapersonal and interpersonal aspects of communication. Furthermore, Ruesch emphasized the need for research on the potential usage of the communication theory in modifying and improving psychotherapeutic techniques.

Psychological aspects, Communication, Communications

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