Name: Schizoidie Und Schizoide Personlichkeitsstorung: Psychodynamik - Diagnostik - Psychotherapie (in German)
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Author: Otto F. Kernberg
ISBN: 9783170334670

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Schizoidie Und Schizoide Personlichkeitsstorung: Psychodynamik - Diagnostik - Psychotherapie (in German)

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German

Pages

252

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Paperback

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0.44 kg.

ISBN13

9783170334670

Synopsis "Schizoidie Und Schizoide Personlichkeitsstorung: Psychodynamik - Diagnostik - Psychotherapie (in German)"

Die schizoide Personlichkeitsstorung ist eine der interessantesten, aber auch unbekanntesten Storungen der Personlichkeit. Das Konzept der Schizoidie hat eine wechselhafte Geschichte, die bei der Schizophrenie beginnt und andere Problemstellungen, etwa die Autismus-Spektrum-Storungen, beruhrt. Menschen mit Schizoidie sind sehr zuruckhaltend bei interpersonellen Beziehungen und dem Erleben-Wollen starkerer Gefuhlswelten. Neben Befunden aus der empirischen Forschung fokussiert dieses Buch fallbezogen auf die Psychodynamik der schizoiden Patienten, auf ihre Kreativitat sowie auf die Psychotherapie und Behandlungsschwierigkeiten.

Otto F. Kernberg

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Otto F. Kernberg, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst from the American School, was born in Vienna in 1928, and in 1939 he emigrated with his family to Chile to escape Nazi persecution, where he trained as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. In 1959, he moved to the United States, where he developed his professional career and psychoanalytic work. Since 1976, he has been the director of the Personality Disorders Institute at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York and a professor of Psychiatry at Cornell University and Columbia University.

Due to his theoretical-clinical training in two countries with different lines of thought, his greatest success consisted in solidly articulating different psychoanalytic theories alongside psychiatry. His psychoanalytic thought is influenced by Sigmund Freud, with the drive theory; by Ronald Fairbairn and Melanie Klein, with the object relations theory; by Erik Erikson, Edith Jacobson, and Margaret Mahler, with the psychology of the self; and by Frieda Fromm-Reichmann, with ideas on the treatment of psychotics and severe patients, among others.

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