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id: ijip-73
author: Žvelc, Gregor; PhD, Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, Ljubljana
title: Case Studies in Integrative Psychotherapy Part 2 (Editorial)
date: 2013-05-06
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summary:
  In the first 2013 issue of International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy we continue exploration and discussion of integrative case study written by Richard G. Erskine. Gregor is director of the Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counseling in Ljubljana, where he has a private practice and leads trainings in Integrative Psychotherapy and Transactional Analysis.


id: ijip-64
author: Žvelc, Gregor; PhD, Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, Ljubljana
title: Case Studies in Integrative Psychotherapy: An Opportunity for Challenge and Growth (Editorial)
date: 2012-12-25
pages: 2
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summary:
  Gregor is director of the Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counseling in Ljubljana, where he has a private practice and leads trainings in Integrative Psychotherapy and Transactional Analysis. I learned a lot from each of the authors and they challenged my International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2012 1 International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2012 2 theoretical thinking and practice.


id: ijip-37
author: Cadot, Helene
title: The Ever Evolving Landscape of French Psychotherapy
date: 2011-09-09
pages: 3
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flesch: 45
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summary:
  She has translated Integrative Psychotherapy articles and books into French. International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2011 Psychotherapy can only be contextual, it is rooted in the culture of the country it is practised, it takes the colours of the evolution of society, of rises that crop up, it is crossed by ideologies on mental health, suffering, care, patient- therapist relationship, etc.


id: ijip-21
author: Gobes, Landy
title: The Search for Clues
date: 2010-06-21
pages: 3
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flesch: 68
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summary:
  In my 50’s I went into individual therapy – this time in Integrative Psychotherapy. International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2010 51


id: ijip-68
author: O'Reilly-Knapp, Marye
title: Post-Script to Part 1 of a Case Study Trilogy
date: 2012-12-25
pages: 4
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flesch: 47
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summary:
  A few International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2012 37 examples include: “I inquired repeatedly about Theresa’s internal experiences and the meanings she made ….”; “the desperate emptiness in [Theresa’s] relationships”; “[I]encouraged her to stay with her body sensations and emerging affect”. Ray Little wondered about Theresa’s ego state relational units (Little) and “to consider if this woman lives and functions International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2012 38 in a split internal world, and whether her relational units are dissociated from each other”.


id: ijip-171
author: Hallett, John
date: 2022-01-07
pages: 7
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title:
  Review of Integrative Psychotherapy: A Mindfulness- and Compassion- Oriented Approach by Gregor Žvelc and Maša Žvelc, Routledge, 2021

summary:
  They have built on the model by correctly pointing out that mindful awareness has been an integral part of IP, even though it has not been explicitly written about in those terms. Mindful awareness helps us to be fully present and at the same time not identified with our narrative self.


id: ijip-25
author: Žvelc, Gregor; PhD, Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, Ljubljana
title: The Integrative Psychotherapy Scale for Assessment of Therapists Activity
date: 2010-10-19
pages: 12
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summary:
  Effective attunement also requires that the therapist simultaneously remains aware of the boundary between client and therapist. B. ATTUNEMENT 1 – No sign of attunement between client and therapist.


id: ijip-36
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Attachment, Relational-Needs, and Psychotherapeutic Presence
date: 2011-09-09
pages: 9
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summary:
  Key Words: attachment theory; relational needs, psychotherapeutic presence, insecure attachment ____________________________ From birth to death we are motivated by our biological need for attachment – the need to be in relationship. Attunement and involvement: therapeutic responses to relational needs.


id: ijip-28
author: Bettles, Leigh
title: Shedding a Heavy Load
date: 2010-10-19
pages: 7
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summary:
  Her mother was the kind of mother who was not outwardly affectionate. She said that she hadn’t, my thoughts were that she may have unconsciously introjected for example the way that Joes mother or other people had judged her and may now be projecting that introjection onto me and be expecting me to judge her in a similar way.


id: ijip-35
author: Stewart, Lindsay
title: Weaving the Fabric of Attachment
date: 2011-09-09
pages: 9
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summary:
  Unconditional acceptance and normalization helped reduce Jason’s shame and self-loathing, and allowed objective International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2011 4 exploration into the motivations and needs that lay behind the compulsive urges. When I shared this paper with Jason he wept - with compassion for the anguished child he once was, with relief that it was over, and with gratitude for his relationship with me which had helped foster his capacity for secure International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2011 8 International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2011 9 attachment.


id: ijip-44
author: Deležan, Lorena Božac
title: The Feminist Approach to Psychotherapy Integration
date: 2011-09-09
pages: 9
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summary:
  At the same time the methods of inquiry, involvement and attunement provide to me the connection in my concrete work with clients. This means that in my work with clients I consider the perspective that aspects of the client’s awareness are among others connected also with his gender and in this context also with gender socialization and gender roles in the client’s everyday life.


id: ijip-75
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Phenomenological Inquiry and Self-functions in the Transference-Countertransference Milieu
date: 2013-05-06
pages: 9
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summary:
  I have discovered that with constant phenomenological inquiry clients have much less need to enact childhood experiences. Alcoholism is such a common condition that therapists must be exposed to clients who suffer from it, whether the therapist is Phenomenological Inquiry and Self-functions in the Transference-Countertransference Milieu Richard G. Erskine Abstract: The article “Balancing on the ‘Borderline’ of Early Affect-Confusion: Part 2 of a Case Study Trilogy” serves as the basis for this rejoinder and collegial discourse.


id: ijip-19
author: none
title: Regarding developmental perspectives
date: 2010-05-04
pages: 8
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flesch: 75
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summary:
  In the proximity with little Frederic, his laughter hurts me. Alcoholism is such a common condition that therapists must be exposed to clients who suffer from it, whether the therapist is Regarding Developmental Perspectives Brigitte Rota Abstract: This case study presents the work with Frederic and how a bridge is being built between his current problems and an understanding about how his identity was built.


id: ijip-170
author: Martin, Lynn
title: The Role of Shame in the Development of the Schizoid Process
date: 2021-05-04
pages: 12
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summary:
  Throughout our work, any suggestion that her therapy needed to be time-limited would stimulate a schizoid withdrawal and an increase in physical pain for Carmen. The Referral Some years ago, I received a call from a woman who was desperate for me to work with her adult daughter, Carmen, who had just been discharged from a psychiatric unit.


id: ijip-67
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
date: 2012-12-25
pages: 11
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title:
  Treatment Planning, Pacing, and Countertransference: Perspectives on the Psychotherapy of Early Affect-Confusion

summary:
  Yet if cognitive mastery and behavioral control are necessary to establish a working relationship, as was the case with Theresa and other clients who suffer from early affect-confusion, then it seems absolutely necessary that the client be able to distinguish the past from the present. This type of explanation is a momentary step outside the transference-countertransference matrix that typically distinguishes relational psychotherapy.


id: ijip-20
author: Stewart, Lindsay
date: 2010-06-03
pages: 10
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title:
  Relational Needs of the Therapist: Countertransference, Clinical Work and Supervision. Benefits and Disruptions in Psychotherapy

summary:
  Alcoholism is such a common condition that therapists must be exposed to clients who suffer from it, whether the therapist is International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2010 41 Relational Needs of the Therapist: Countertransference, Clinical Work and Supervision. All of us know of colleagues who have crossed boundaries and used clients to fulfill unmet relational needs.


id: ijip-77
author: Knapp, Marye O'Reilly
title: Post-Script to Part 2 of a Case Study Trilogy
date: 2013-05-06
pages: 3
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summary:
  Inquiry – Phenomenological inquiry -“I regularly inquired about her body sensations and what she was feeling” Historical inquiry - “She was now able to talk about her teen-age years..”; “With each exploration she began to remember humiliating school situations and eventually her mother’s constant barrage of criticisms and ridiculing comments”. Key Words: integrative psychotherapy, supervision, case study ______________________


id: ijip-342
author: Hallett, John
title: Memory Reconsolidation Through EMDR in an Integrative Psychotherapy: A Case Example
date: 2023-01-30
pages: 14
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summary:
  It has been demonstrated experimentally that the neural circuits that encode the experience of the memory are open for up to 5 hours following fully connecting with the memory (Pedreira et al., 2002), and during that time they are available to be replaced by new emotional learning, To reach this point may take weeks, months, or even years as a client builds trust or a sense of secure attachment to the therapist. It facilitates new emotional learning by stimulating both hemispheres of the brain.


id: ijip-207
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
date: 2022-01-07
pages: 13
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title:
  Depression or Isolated Attachment? Part 1 of a 5-Part Case Study of the Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process

summary:
  Allan said that he wanted to continue psychotherapy sessions with me “because it could help.” These ideas about unconscious relational patterns served to heighten my curiosity about Allan’s childhood.


id: ijip-2
author: user
title: ijip-2
date: 2020-12-24
pages: 15
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summary:
  It became clear that I was not providing the kind of psychotherapy Violet needed. I provided long pauses between my statements to allow Violet time to experience and process any affect related to what I was saying.


id: ijip-208
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
date: 2022-01-08
pages: 15
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flesch: 67
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title:
  Internal Criticism and Shame, Physical Sensations, and Affect: Part 2 of a 5-Part Case Study of the Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process

summary:
  I asked him to make those comments again and loudly, like he was talking to little Allan. In several sessions, I noticed that Allan would sometimes hold his breath and then sigh.


id: ijip-211
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
date: 2022-01-08
pages: 14
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title:
  My Mother’s Voice: Psychotherapy of Introjection: Part 5 of a 5-Part Case Study of the Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process

summary:
  In several subsequent sessions, I continued talking to Allan’s introjected mother. I wanted Allan’s internalized mother to feel at ease, so I began with a warm welcome, just as though she were a new client.


id: ijip-173
author: Gourbin Adjagba, Claudine
title: Reflections, Thoughts, and Considerations on Regression work in Group using Online Video Platforms
date: 2022-03-10
pages: 17
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summary:
  In this article I give an example of group regression therapy via Zoom. She has been in group therapy for many years, attending two sessions per month.


id: ijip-54
author: Žvelc, Gregor; PhD, Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, Ljubljana
date: 2012-06-18
pages: 17
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title:
  Mindful Processing in Psychotherapy - Facilitating Natural Healing Process within Attuned Therapeutic Relationship

summary:
  In working with different clients I have found that Mindful Processing actually promotes integration and processing of client’s disturbing experience. International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2012 45 Example: Client: I feel like there is a hole in my stomach.


id: ijip-84
author: Knapp, Marye O'Reilly
title: Post-Script to Part 3 of a Case Study Trilogy
date: 2013-10-19
pages: 4
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sentence: 83
flesch: 56
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summary:
  It is a portraiture of the theory and methods of Integrative Psychotherapy; Richard Erskine is the “artist”. Ray Little wondered International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 4, No. 1, 2013   62 about the “multiplicity of motivations in Theresa’s urgency to have a session before fall sessions were to begin.


id: ijip-52
author: Knapp, Marye O'Reilly
title: Organizing Self-Experiences
date: 2012-06-18
pages: 14
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flesch: 67
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summary:
  With a sense of self, through a developing auto- biographical narrative, modulating of affect within the therapeutic relationship, Linda has been able to come out of her place of hiding. The formative phase for the sense of an emergent self and the subsequent phases of a sense of core self, a sense of a subjective self, and a sense of a verbal self become the foundation for the subjective experience of social development.


id: ijip-26
author: O'Reilly-Knapp, Marye; Erskine, Richard G.
title: The Script System: An Unconscious Organization of Experience
date: 2010-10-19
pages: 16
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sentence: 414
flesch: 57
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summary:
  This article describes the script system with a case study to illustrate the four primary components: script beliefs; behavioral, fantasy and physiological manifestations; reinforcing experiences; and the intrapsychic process of repressed needs and feelings. The Script System categorizes human experience into four primary components: script beliefs; behavioral, fantasy and physiological manifestations; reinforcing experiences; and the intrapsychic process of repressed needs and feelings (Erskine, 1982/1997; Erskine & Moursund, 1988/1998; Erskine & Zalcman, 1979/1997: Moursund & Erskine, 2004).


id: ijip-4
author: Zaletel, Maruša
title: Journey towards Integration: The Case of Lara
date: 2010-02-23
pages: 14
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summary:
  During that phase of therapy Lara gradually expressed her anger better, particularly in her relation to husband. At the beginning of psychotherapy Lara strongly idealized her mother, she spoke only of good experiences with her, not remembering disagreeable experiences, since these were split off.


id: ijip-95
author: Merle-Fishman, Carol
title: Preface to Vol. 5., No. 1.
date: 2014-11-17
pages: 2
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summary:
  Although this article does not formally include Integrative Psychotherapy as understood within the IIPA, it does challenge us to extrapolate ideas for how we may work with adults with ADHD within a relational, integrative context, and understand the social and familial implications and challenges inherent in this diagnosis. The Journal is also open to new ideas in the wider field of psychotherapy, psychology, psychiatry and other sciences that may potentially be useful for the development of integrative psychotherapy.”


id: ijip-72
author: Laub, Brurit; private practice; Weiner, Nomi; private practice
title: A Dialectical Perspective of Trauma Processing
date: 2014-03-23
pages: 16
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summary:
  The dialectical principles of three major systems of trauma work will be discussed; the therapeutic relationship, Mindful Dual Awareness (MDA) and integrative trauma processing. International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2013 33 The Interaction between the Therapeutic Relationship, Mindful Dual Awareness (MDA), and Integrative Trauma Processing From a dialectical perspective three basic integrative systems in trauma work inter-relate and resonate with each other; the therapeutic relationship, Mindful Dual Awareness (MDA), and integrative trauma processing.


id: ijip-78
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
date: 2013-11-26
pages: 9
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sentence: 160
flesch: 38
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title:
  Vulnerability, Authenticity, and Inter-subjective Contact: Philosophical Principles of Integrative Psychotherapy

summary:
  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2013 1 Vulnerability, Authenticity, and Inter-subjective Contact: Philosophical Principles of Integrative Psychotherapy Richard G. Erskine Abstract: The Philosophical principles of a relationally focused Integrative Psychotherapy are described through the concepts of vulnerability, authenticity, and inter-subjective contact. Key words: philosophy of psychotherapy, integrative psychotherapy, inter- subjective contact, vulnerability, authenticity, interpersonal contact, relationship, interdependent, physis, psychopathology, relational-disruptions, relational psychotherapy. ______________________ Vulnerability, Authenticity, and Inter-Subjective contact are three words that reflect several philosophical principles of a relationally focused Integrative Psychotherapy.


id: ijip-83
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Intrapsychic Conflict, Transference, and a Healing Relationship
date: 2013-05-06
pages: 9
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summary:
  Masa, my other comments about working with Theresa (and other clients) within a transference-countertransference milieu are articulated in my rejoinders to parts 1 and part 2. The whole therapy with Theresa was about making conscious what was previously unconscious.


id: ijip-81
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Relational Healing of Early Affect-Confusion - Part 3 of a Case Study Trilogy
date: 2013-05-06
pages: 10
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summary:
  Now I fully understood the cumulative neglect, over many years, that led to Theresa’s conclusion: “No one is there for me”. Theresa’s answers to my initial inquiries about her day-to-day life with her parents were often short and factual but each of these historical inquiries was followed by many phenomenological inquiries about her sensations, feelings, associations, thought processes and desires.


id: ijip-27
author: Merle-Fishman, Carol
title: An Integrative Psychotherapy of Postpartum Adjustment
date: 2010-10-19
pages: 19
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summary:
  Comments like, “this is not what I expected,” “it wasn’t supposed to be like this,” or “why didn’t anyone tell me it would be this way?” are common from postpartum women. Literature about the postpartum period, both popular and clinical, often contributes to misconceptions about postpartum women by failing to normalize psychological postpartum adjustment.


id: ijip-205
title: Integrative Trauma Treatment: Expanding the Psychoanalytic Frame
date: 2023-02-06
pages: 21
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author:
  Carson, Gregory Dean; National Institute for the Psychotherapies; Reubens, Peggy; National Institute for the Psychotherapies; Shapiro, Sandra; National Institute for the Psychotherapies

summary:
  Our purpose in discussing extra-analytic ideas and techniques and presenting clinical examples of their use is to introduce recently developed efficient and effective ways to resolve traumatic experiences that can be readily incorporated into psychoanalytic/psychodynamic practice. The National Institute of the Psychotherapies, Clinical Affiliate Program Faculty, The National Institute of the Psychotherapies 2 Integrative Trauma Program, The National Institute of the Psychotherapies Faculty, Integrative Trauma Program, The National Institute of the Psychotherapies 3 Integrative Trauma Program, The National Institute of the Psychotherapies Associate Professor Emeritus, Psychology Department, Queens College, CUNY International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 13, 2022 16 The Case for Extra-Analytic Techniques Psychoanalysts from many schools have published accounts of successful resolution of traumatic experiences beginning with Janet and Freud on through to today.


id: ijip-40
author: Žvelc, Maša; Institute IPSA
title: I have feelings, too - The Journey from Avoidant to Secure Attachment
date: 2011-09-23
pages: 23
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summary:
  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2011 22 • Klara had difficulties with her stomach, i.e. she was feeling stomach aches and nausea. • Klara was working in a stressful environment and was suffering from burn-out.


id: ijip-53
author: Zaletel, Maruša; Potočnik, Jana; Jalen, Andreja
title: Psychotherapy with the Parent Ego State
date: 2012-06-18
pages: 27
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summary:
  Effective psychotherapy of Child ego states and Parent ego states produces a reorganization of psychological processes and both phenomenological and behavioural change (Erskine, 2003). Berne (1961, in Erskine, 2003, p. 89) defined Parent ego states as “a set of feelings, attitudes, and behaviour patterns which resemble those of a parental figure”.


id: ijip-85
author: McElfresh, Thomas A.
title: An Integrative Psychotherapy approach to Education: Relational Needs in the Classroom
date: 2014-02-24
pages: 14
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sentence: 324
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summary:
  : Educators help meet the relational needs of students in ways that promote students' growth and development. Powerful opportunities exist to increase effectiveness in the classroom by recognizing and responding to the relational needs of students.


id: ijip-38
author: Davies-Tutt, Deb
title: Analysis of Contributing Factors to Development of Self when Exposed to Violence
date: 2012-05-21
pages: 23
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summary:
  It could have been that the claim-makers had not sufficiently brought the issue of child abuse into society’s awareness. By looking back into the history of family violence it reveals that when the men were being exposed to abuse the issue had only just been deemed a social problem that needed to be addressed.


id: ijip-119
author: Aafjes-van Doorn, Katie; Adelphi University, Garden City, New York
date: 2017-07-29
pages: 5
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title:
  A review of the Manual of Regulation-Focused Psychotherapy for Children (RFP-C) with Externalizing Behaviors: A Psychodynamic Approach by Leon Hoffman, Timothy Rice, & Tracy Prout. New York, NY: Routledge, 2015. 236 pp.

summary:
  Katie Aafjes-van Doorn Abstract: It is not often that I keep therapy manuals as bedtime reading and that I go through them cover to cover, but the Manual of Regulation-Focused Psychotherapy for Children (RFP-C) with Externalizing Behaviors (RFP-C; Hoffman, Rice, & Prout, 2015) was a real pleasure to read. International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 7, 2016 85 A review of the Manual of Regulation-Focused Psychotherapy for Children (RFP-C) with Externalizing Behaviors: A Psychodynamic Approach by Leon Hoffman, Timothy Rice, & Tracy Prout.


id: ijip-89
author: Salvador, Mario C.; member
title: The Wisdom of the Subcortical Brain
date: 2014-04-23
pages: 14
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summary:
  1 Vertical Section of the Brain For the purposes of this article, I will discuss how the brain matures hierarchically and dependent on life experiences. Emotional systems are very sensible as they provide a neural substrate for various types of organismic coherence.


id: ijip-143
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title:
  A review of a Guide to the World of Dreams: An Integrative Approach to Dreamwork by Ole Vedfelt, London & New York, Routledge, 2017

summary:
  The 10 core qualities of dreams are designated as 1) Dreams Deal with Matters Important to Us, 2) Keywords: dream interpretation, dream psychotherapy, dream-complexity, integrative dreamwork, dreamwork manual.


id: ijip-105
author: O'Reilly-Knapp, Marye
date: 2015-12-22
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title:
  Book Review of Relational Patterns, Therapeutic Presence: Concepts and practice of Integrative Psychotherapy by Richard G. Erskine

summary:
  Titled “Life International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 6, 2015 83 scripts and attachment patterns: theoretical integration and therapeutic involvement”, Chapter 5 describes life scripts. In chapter two, A therapy of contact-in-relationship, inquiry and attunement are discussed more fully.


id: ijip-126
author: Knapp, Marye O'Reilly; PhD, Professor Emerita of Widener University
title: Integrative Psychotherapy ‘Revisited’
date: 2017-02-11
pages: 11
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  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 7, 2016 51 Referred by a colleague, Anne walked into my office stating that she wanted to find out more about herself. Until Anne could learn about her relational needs and how her parent’s neglect impacted her life, until she could feel the anguish that went with these memories, only then could she begin to understand what the pain and numbness International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 7, 2016 54 meant.


id: ijip-144
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Developmentally Based, Relationally Focused Integrative Psychotherapy: Eight Essential Points
date: 2019-12-04
pages: 10
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summary:
  Keywords: Integrative psychotherapy, relational psychotherapy, relationship, presence, child development, enactments, unconscious patterns, ego states, paradoxical theory of change, history of integrative psychotherapy -------------------------------------- The development of integrative psychotherapy has been an exciting journey of discovery and sharing. I called what I was teaching integrative psychotherapy.


id: ijip-94
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Nonverbal Stories: The Body in Psychotherapy
date: 2014-11-15
pages: 13
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summary:
  Such body memories are unconscious non- symbolized patterns of self-in-relationship. Such body memories are without form or thought, what we often refer to as unconscious: a non-verbal, non-symbolized, pattern of self-in-relationship.


id: ijip-141
author: Rodriguez, Jose Manuel Martinez
title: Intersubjective Aspects of Relational Group Process: From Exclusion to Integration
date: 2018-04-12
pages: 14
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summary:
  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 8, 2017 26 Intersubjective Aspects of Relational Group Process: From Exclusion to Integration Jose Manuel Martinez Rodriguez Abstract: Through the use of Relational Group Process (Erskine, 2013) the therapist(s) and group members join together to build an intersubjective environment a co-constructed group experience. The more the group matrix holds individual experiences, the more internal and external contact of group members is fostered.


id: ijip-138
author: Rodriguez, Jose Manuel Martinez
title: Relational Methods and Theories of Intersubjectivity
date: 2018-02-09
pages: 15
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summary:
  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 8, 2017 1 Relational Methods and Theories of Intersubjectivity Jose Manuel Martinez Rodriguez Abstract: The set of relational methods outlined by Integrative Psychotherapy provide a comprehensive guide for intersubjective treatment. The relational methods of Integrative Psychotherapy put into practice many insights emanating from research regarding the origins of intersubjectivity in child development.


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date: 2015-12-22
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author:
  Aubuchon-Endsley, Nicki L.; Idaho State University; Callahan, Jennifer L.; University of North Texas; González, David A.; South Texas Veterans Health Care System; Ruggero, Camilo J.; University of North Texas; Abramson, Charles I.; Oklahoma State University

title:
  The Impact of Hope in Mediating Psychotherapy Expectations and Outcomes: A Study of Brazilian Clients

summary:
  Additionally, other salient potential mediators to relations between client treatment expectancies and within-session outcomes should be examined. This suggests that hopefulness does not explain relations between treatment outcome expectancies and symptom severity/client distress following psychotherapy sessions.


id: ijip-88
author: Černetič, Mihael
title: Integrative Psychotherapy and Mindfulness: the Case of Sara
date: 2015-08-11
pages: 19
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summary:
  In the first months of our therapy, Sara was very fragile in her Child ego state and was very International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 5, No. 1, 2014 60 sensitive to criticism by her mother. The essence of International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 5, No. 1, 2014 61 these introjections overemphasized shoulds and musts and underemphasized consideration of Sara's own feelings and needs.


id: ijip-159
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Compassion, Hope, and Forgiveness in the Therapeutic Dialogue
date: 2020-10-26
pages: 13
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summary:
  If the loss of hope results in depression, then hope must be an essential element in psychotherapy. He encouraged clients to make plans and find various way of making those plans come true.


id: ijip-129
author: Arnd-Caddigan, Margaret; East Carolina University; Stickle, Marilyn; private practice
title: A Psychotherapist’s Exploration of Clinical Intuition: A Review of the Literature and Discussion
date: 2018-04-26
pages: 24
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summary:
  This article presents an overview of the concept of clinical intuition, and a case study that demonstrates some ways that clinical intuition may be a valuable tool in psychotherapy. The increased awareness of the potential benefits of the phenomenon of clinical intuition suggests the advantages of further legitimizing its use and training thereof.


id: ijip-103
title: Helpful Aspects of the Therapeutic Relationship in Integrative Psychotherapy
date: 2015-12-13
pages: 25
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author:
  Modic, Karmen Urška; Žvelc, Gregor; PhD, Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, Ljubljana

summary:
  In addition to this, our conclusions are based on participants’ own descriptions and illustrate a variety of client experiences. Client experience of helpful factors in a day Treatment program: A qualitative approach.


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author: Stocker, Pamela; BACP
title: Into the Labyrinth. A Case Study of a therapist’s journey with an adult survivor of childhood abuse
date: 2014-11-15
pages: 20
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  He had no understanding of the potential to re-shame Abi in his attempt to save the marriage, and was blind to damage he was doing. When we first met Abi was unhappily married, dangerously thin, permanently frightened, troubled by disturbing nightmares and emerging memories, and concerned about her ability to care for her sons, then aged seven and five.


id: ijip-142
author: Crumb, Loni; Department of Interdisciplinary Professions, East Carolina University
date: 2019-03-18
pages: 17
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title:
  Integrating Feminist Narrative Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy: A Short-Term Case Study

summary:
  The counselor did not engage in further questioning during this session to avoid overwhelming Anna as she worked through resistance. Anna was college-educated and had been gainfully employed for nine years.


id: ijip-161
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Relational Withdrawal, Attunement to Silence: Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process
date: 2020-12-23
pages: 15
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summary:
  • What if the concept of true self and false self did not represent what was occurring inside Violet? I provided long pauses between my statements to allow Violet time to experience and process any affect related to what I was saying.


id: ijip-114
author: Finlay, Linda; The Open University, UK
title: Nurturing an Integrating ‘Adult’ in Integrative Psychotherapy
date: 2017-07-29
pages: 25
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summary:
  That ‘Little Marnie’ was safely cared for elsewhere felt freeing to Marnie, allowing a more capable, balanced, resourceful ‘Adult Marnie’ to ‘take over’ when relating to her father. In this article, I offer a way of conceptualising work with the Adult ego state as nurturing a client’s Integrating Adult – the cohesive, ‘grown-up’ part of our thinking-feeling-experiencing Self in the here-and-now, free of contaminations from old Parent and Child scripts.


id: ijip-106
author: Tryon, Warren W.; Fordham University
title: Theoretical Integration: Thinking Outside The Box
date: 2017-01-28
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summary:
  Key words: Clinical orientations; theoretical unification; psychotherapy integration ______________________ Clinical Orientations Clinical orientations are the broad conceptual bases that every psychotherapist uses to guide and structure their assessment and therapy sessions.


id: ijip-166
author: Knapp, Marye O'Reilly; PhD, Professor Emerita of Widener University
title: Silence, Withdrawal, and Contact in the Schizoid Process
date: 2021-03-19
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summary:
  I heard from his wife that they had good times together before he became ill and died of kidney failure, which was attributed to a toxic herbicide used during the war. Because she needed more time than the group could give her, I suggested she come to individual sessions to do the regressive work she needed.


id: ijip-145
author: Erskine, Richard G.; PhD
title: Child Development in Integrative Psychotherapy: Erik Erikson’s First Three Stages
date: 2019-12-17
pages: 24
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summary:
  During the same era that Erikson was working, Bowlby (1969, 1973, 1980) also wrote about early child development. Keywords: Attunement, unconscious relational patterns, developmental attunement, developmental image, implicit memory, procedural memory, subsymbolic memory, child development, developmental psychotherapy, therapeutic inference, integrative psychotherapy, relational psychotherapy, Erik Erikson --------------------------------------


id: ijip-163
author: Eastop, Dan
title: Schizoid Phenomena and Relational Needs
date: 2022-01-11
pages: 25
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summary:
  Relational needs are discussed in terms of transference, countertransference, and schizoid phenomena. Keywords Schizoid, schizoid process, social façade, relational needs, schizoid phenomena, transference, countertransference, relational psychotherapy, integrative psychotherapy Was Fairbairn (1952) being provocative when he wrote that “according to my way of thinking, everybody without exception must be regarded as a schizoid”?


id: ijip-150
author: Nuboloni, Isabella
date: 2020-03-04
pages: 24
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title:
  “A Tender Mother May Be There for Me!”: Forms of Vulnerability and Relational Processes Promoting the Integration of the Self

summary:
  Meanwhile, I continued to name and validate Stella’s relational needs (Erskine & Trautmann, 1996/1997a). Painting was Stella’s vital experience, which she always contrasted with her immobilization and sense of being dead inside.


id: ijip-167
author: Finlay, Linda; The Open University, UK
title: The Phenomenological Use of Self in Integrative Psychotherapy: Applying Philosophy to Practice
date: 2022-01-14
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  The aim in psychotherapy when using phenomenological inquiry is to ask questions that enable clients to make their own choices and find their own way through their specific life situation. In another version of relational inquiry, Spinelli (2007) explicitly invited clients to recognize similarities and differences between the here-and-now therapy relationship and what happens outside in “real life.”


id: ijip-165
author: Little, Ray
date: 2021-03-12
pages: 26
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title:
  Engaging With the Schizoid Compromise: A Response to Erskine’s “Relational Withdrawal, Attunement to Silence: Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process”

summary:
  Therapy of the Compromise: The Therapist’s Stance The initial therapeutic task with schizoid clients is to create sufficient safety (R. Klein, 1995; Little, 2001; O’Reilly-Knapp, 2001), including a containing, holding environment that is both nonwounding and unobtrusive and that creates an opportunity for the hidden, vulnerable, relational-seeking self to reemerge. Some schizoid personalities may perceive the master/slave unit as more acceptable than being in exile and therefore attach to others at a cost to themselves; other schizoid personalities may prefer withdrawal and fantasies to that of being closer, which is felt as more threatening.


id: ijip-169
author: Finlay, Linda; The Open University, UK
date: 2022-02-17
pages: 29
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title:
  Reflexively exploring the ‘therapeutic use of self’: A response to Richard Erskine’s five-chapter case study of Allan

summary:
  International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, Vol. 12, 2021 163 Reflexively Exploring the “Therapeutic Use of Self:” A Response to Richard Erskine’s Five-Chapter Case Study of Allan Linda Finlay Abstract I asked him to make those comments again, and loudly, like he was talking to little Allan.


id: ijip-122
author: Krupnik, Valery; Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
title: Nested Hierarchy for Therapy Integration: Integrating the Integrative
date: 2018-04-12
pages: 39
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summary:
  Whether therapy integration often or ever results in increased efficacy is an open question that, to our knowledge, no study has conclusively answered. That may not be surprising considering that therapy integration comes with both presumed advantages and real challenges.


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