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This Analyst at Work section examines the work of an older psychoanalyst as he ages yet continues to work as a psychoanalyst. Eike Hinze describes his work with a disturbed young man. Decisions about starting an analysis and the struggles involved in 'reaching' this patient form part of the question of whether this is a 'quest', or another analysis, near the end of an analytic career.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFEmpty Heart Disease: Teaching and Learning in China.
J Am Psychoanal Assoc
July 2024
Jill Savege Scharff, Cofounder, Former Codirector, and Supervising Child and Adult Psychoanalyst, International Institute for Psychoanalytic Training; Chair, Child Analytic Track, International Psychotherapy Institute, Bethesda Maryland.
Drawing on 15 years of experience teaching psychoanalytic theory and therapy primarily from an object relations perspective to Chinese psychotherapists onsite and online, the authors present their learning about Chinese culture, social history, and philosophy, and the Chinese way of communicating about emotional experience. Their essay is imbued with the Chinese use of metaphor and psychosomatic symbolization, particularly involving the heart. They elaborate on the Chinese concept of Empty Heart Disease, comparing and contrasting it to Western concepts from literature, sociology and psychoanalysis, namely spleen, , dead mother, and schizoid, empty, false, and narcissistic self-states.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe present explorative study evaluates the question of media regulation in treatment and the question of psychoanalysts' experiences with digital crossings of boundaries. Using a self-constructed questionnaire, N = 50 completed questionnaires were distributed to psychoanalysts (age: M = 48,64, SD = 12,71; m = 44 %, f = 56 %) at the 51st IPA Congress held in July 2019 that were analyzed using aMann-Whitney U-test and Chi square test. The majority of the psychoanalysts surveyed 68 %, (n = 34) do not regularly discuss the use ofmedia with their patients at the beginning of treatment, 28%(n = 14) of the analysts surveyed contacted their patients using digital media services without discussing this possibility of contact beforehand, 16 % (n = 8) contacted their patients at night, 46 %, n = 23 googled their patients and 24 %, (n = 12) secretly used a mobile phone during analysis.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe effectiveness of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in individuals diagnosed with PTSD due to torture and severe human right violations.
Torture
May 2023
Social Worker, Human Rights Foundation of Turkey.Correspondence to:
Introduction: Various psychotherapies have been applied to individuals who have been subjected to torture and severe human rights violations. However, studies assessing the ef-fectiveness of such therapies are limited. Psy-choanalytic psychotherapy is said to be used frequently in practice for these patient groups.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIs there a transmission of traumatic war experiences through the generations? In an interdisciplinary research project at Hamburg University psychoanalysts and historians investigated the long-term psychological effects of World War II bombing attacks in the "Hamburg Firestorm" (Operation Gomorrha) in 1943. In the frame of this work the paper asks for the psychological consequences in the following generation Evaluation of 45 completely transcribed life-historical interviews (28 female and 17 male of an average age of 50.2 years) with descendants of contemporary witnesses (at the time of the firestorm between 3 and 27 years old) by systematic diagnostic assessment.
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