Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Understanding the Procedure: Basics, Process, and Applications
Brief articles on the concepts, methods, costs, and indications of depth psychology-based psychotherapy. This overview will guide you to the individual topics.
Self-Awareness in Psychotherapy Based on Depth Psychology
120 mandatory hours in your own chair before anyone else sits in it. There's a good reason for that.
Read more →Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: What's the Difference?
Two terms that are often used interchangeably. The difference lies in frequency, posture, and sitting position.
Read more →Transference and Countertransference: A Simple Explanation
Sometimes, for a moment, someone completely different sits in the therapist's chair. That is precisely where the value of this insight lies.
Read more →Recognizing and Understanding Defense Mechanisms
Repression, projection, rationalization. These are not mistakes, but defensive reactions with a logical basis.
Read more →Short-term or Long-term Therapy? An Explanation of the Options
12, 24, 60, or 100 hours. Which limit applies depends on more than just your own preference.
Read more →Psychotherapy Based on Depth Psychology and Behavioral Therapy: The Difference
Unconscious conflicts or current behavior. Both approaches are recognized; they simply focus on different aspects.
Read more →Criticism of Psychotherapy Based on Depth Psychology
Difficult to standardize, evidence is incomplete in some areas, not suitable for everyone. An overview of the objections.
Read more →Psychotherapy Based on Depth Psychology for Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety as a sign of an internal conflict. What the S3 guideline says about this and when TP is an option.
Read more →Psychotherapy Based on Depth Psychology for Trauma and PTSD
Trauma-focused approaches are the primary focus. However, relationship-oriented work still has a place in the treatment of complex trauma-related disorders.
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