Borderline Patient Emerging Concepts by Grotstein James (40 results)

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Condition: Gut. 464 p. Dustjacket teared and scuffed. Underlinings in the table of contents. Otherwise very good. - Volume 1: -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Perspectives on Borderlines and on This Book -- Key Questions Regarding the Borderline Patient -- PART I: Issues in Diagnosis -- Clinical Impressions of the Borderline Patient Marion F. Solomon, Joan A. Lang, and James F. -- Grotstein -- Systems for Defining a Borderline Case -- Michael H. Stone -- Interfaces Between Psychoanalytic and Empirical Studies of Borderline Personality -- John G. Gunderson -- The Borderline Concept: A Critical Appraisal and Some Alternative Suggestions -- DavidM. Terman -- A Contribution to the Issues of Borderline Diagnosis -- W. W. Meissner -- Transitional Phenomena and the Rorschach: A Test of a Clinical Theory of Borderline Personality Organization Ramon Greenberg, Stephanie Craig, Larry J. Seidman, Steven Cooper, and Ann Teele -- Reflections on the Meanings of "Borderline": Between Metaphor and Concept -- Rudolf Ekstein -- PART II: Explanatory Formulations: -- Psychodynamic and Developmental -- Some Analogies Between Findings in Infant Research and Clinical Observations of Adults, Particularly Patients with Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders -- Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- Two Contrasting Frames of Reference for Understanding Borderline Patients: Kernberg and Kohut -- Joan A. Lang -- Borderline Personality Organization and the Transition to the Depressive Position -- Lawrence J. Brown -- The Borderline State, the Transitional Object, and the Psychoanalytic Paradox -- Peter L. Giovacchini -- Borderline and Narcissistic Disorders: An Integrated Developmental Object-Relations Approach -- James F. Masterson -- A Reconsideration of Fairbairn's "Original Object" and "Original Ego" in Relation to Borderline and -- OHfer STelf Disorders - -- Donald B. Rinsley -- Injured Self-Cohesion: Developmental, Clinical, and Theoretical Perspectives -- Marian Tolpin -- PART III: Explanatory Formulations: Biological and Genetic -- Constitution and Temperament in Borderline Conditions: Biological and Genetic Explanatory Formulations Michael H. Stone -- Comments on the Pathogenesis of the Borderline Disorder Mortimer Ostow -- Selfobject Transference in the Treatment of Borderline Neurocognitively Impaired Children -- Joseph Palombo -- The Borderline as a Disorder of Self-Regulation -- James S. Grotstein (with an additional contribution by Pamela Scavio) -- Convergence and Controversy^! Theory of the Borderline -- Joan A. Lang, James S. Grotstein, Marion F. Solomon -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Volume 2: -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Perspectives on Borderlines and on This Book -- Key Questions Regarding the Borderline Patient -- PART IV: Issues in Treatment: -- Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy -- Six Constellations of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Borderline Patients -- Vamik D. Volkan -- The Development in the Patient of an Internalized Image of the Therapist -- Harold F. Searles -- Regression and Countertransference in the Treatment of a Borderline Patient -- L. Bryce Boyer -- The "Unreasonable" Patient and the Psychotic Transference -- Peter L. Giovacchini -- Diagnosis and Clinical Management of Suicidal Potential in Borderline Patients -- Otto F. Kernberg -- Dreams in the Treatment of the Borderline Personality -- Jerome D. Oremland -- The Borderline Concept: An Intersubjective Viewpoint Bernard Brandchaft and Robert D. Stolorow An Experiential Approach to Narcissistic and Borderline Patients -- Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- The AnalysisofAutistic Character Structure in a Borderline Patient: A Clinical Case Presentation Daniel Paul -- PART V: Issues in Treatment: Alternative Approaches -- The Role of Psychopharmacology in the Treatment of Borderline Patients -- Allen Pack -- Shame in the Family Relationships of Borderline Patients -- Melvin R. Lansky -- Family Therapy and the Borderline Patient -- Saul L. Brown -- Toward A Theory for Milieu Treatment of Hospitalized -- Borderline Patients -- Svein Haugsgjerd -- Inpatient Hospitalization for Borderline Patients: -- Process and Dynamics of Change in Long- and -- Short-Term Treatment -- Melvin Singer -- Therapeutic Treatment of Borderline Patients by -- Nonanalytic Practitioners -- Marion F. Solomon -- Convergence and Controversy: II. Treatment of -- the Borderline -- James S. Grotstein, Joan A. Lang, and -- Marion F. Solomon -- Toward a New Understanding of the Borderline: Reflections -- James S. Grotstein, Joan A. Lang, and -- Marion F. Solomon -- Author Index -- Subject Index. ISBN 9780881630374 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 878 Original broschure with dustjacket.

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Condition: Gut. XX, 444 S.; XVIII, 330 S. Umschlag von Band 2 leicht beschädigt. Beilage: Intensive psychodynamische Therapie von Borderline-Patienten. Eine Übersicht. Robert J. Waldinger, S. 125-130 aus: extracta psychiatrica Band 1, Heft 3, 1987. - VOLUME 1: Clinical Impressions of the Borderline Patient, Marion F. Solomon, Joan A. Lang, and James F. Grotstein -- Systems for Defining a Borderline Case, Michael H. Stone -- Interfaces Between Psychoanalytic and Empirical Studies of Borderline Personality, John G. Gunderson -- The Borderline Concept: A Critical Appraisal and Some Alternative Suggestions, David M. Terman -- A Contribution to the Issues of Borderline Diagnosis, W. W. Meissner -- Transitional Phenomena and the Rorschach: A Test of a Clinical Theory of Borderline Personality Organization, Ramon Greenberg, Stephanie Craig, Larry J. Seidman, Steven Cooper, and Ann Teele -- Reflections on the Meanings of "Borderline": Between Metaphor and Concept, Rudolf Ekstein -- Some Analogies Between Findings in Infant Research and Clinical Observations of Adults, Particularly Patients with Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders -Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- Two Contrasting Frames of Reference for Understanding Borderline Patients: Kernberg and Kohut, Joan A. Lang -- Borderline Personality Organization and the Transition to the Depressive Position, Lawrence J. Brown -- The Borderline State, the Transitional Object, and the Psychoanalytic Paradox, Peter L. Giovacchini -- Borderline and Narcissistic Disorders: An Integrated Developmental Object-Relations Approach, James F. Masterson -- A Reconsideration of Fairbairn's "Original Object and "Original Ego" in Relation to Borderline and Other Self Disorders, Donald B. Rinsley -- Injured Self-Cohesion: Developmental, Clinical, and Theoretical Perspectives, Marian Tolpin -- Constitution and Temperament in Borderline Conditions: Biological and Genetic Explanatory Formulations, Michael H. Stone -- Comments on the Pathogenesis of the Borderline Disorder, Mortimer Ostow -- Selfobject Transference in the Treatment of Borderline Neurocognitively Impaired Children, Joseph Palombo -- The Borderline as a Disorder of Self-Regulation, James S. Grotstein (with an additional contribution by Pamela Scavio) -- Convergence and Controversy: I. Theory of the Borderline -Joan A. Lang, James S. Grotstein, Marion F. Solomon -- VOLUME 2: Six Constellations of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Borderline Patients, Vamik D. Volkan -- The Development in the Patient of an Internalized Image of the Therapist, Harold F. Searles -- Regression and Countertransference in the Treatment of a Borderline Patient, L. Bryce Boyer -- The "Unreasonable" Patient and the Psychotic Transference, Peter L. Giovacchini -- Diagnosis and Clinical Management of Suicidal Potential in Borderline Patients, Otto F. Kernberg -- Dreams in the Treatment of the Borderline Personality, Jerome D. Oremland -- The Borderline Concept: An Intersubjective Viewpoint -Bernard Brandchaft and Robert D. Stolorow An Experiential Approach to Narcissistic and Borderline Patients, Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- The Analysis of Autistic Character Structure in a Borderline Patient: A Clinical Case Presentation, Daniel Paul -- The Role of Psychopharmacology in the Treatment of Borderline Patients, Allen Pack -- Shame in the Family Relationships of Borderline Patients, Melvin R. Lansky -- Family Therapy and the Borderline Patient, Saul L. Brown -- Toward A Theory for Milieu Treatment of Hospitalized Borderline Patients, Svein Haugsgjerd -- Inpatient Hospitalization for Borderline Patients: Process and Dynamics of Change in Long- and Short-Term Treatment, Melvin Singer -- Therapeutic Treatment of Borderline Patients by Nonanalytic Practitioners, Marion F. Solomon -- Convergence and Controversy: II. Treatment of the Borderline, James S. Grotstein, Joan A. Lang, and Marion F. Solomon -- Toward a New Understanding of the Borderline: Reflections, James S. Grotstein, Joan A. Lang, and Marion F. Solomon. ISBN 088163056x Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1550 Originalhardcover mit Schutzumschlag.

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