Supportive Therapy: A Psychodynamic Approach

Supportive Therapy: A Psychodynamic Approach offers a clear framework for clinicians seeking to integrate supportive techniques into psychodynamic practice. This book presents core concepts, clinical strategies, and practical applications for working with patients who benefit from a supportive rather than exploratory therapeutic stance.

• Format: Print book
• Key Concepts: Explains the principles of supportive therapy within a psychodynamic context, including ego support, adaptive coping, and the therapeutic alliance.
• Contents: Covers assessment, treatment planning, and specific interventions such as reassurance, advice, and limit-setting.
• Clinical Examples: Includes case illustrations that demonstrate how to apply supportive techniques across different patient populations.
• Collector Value: Intended for mental health professionals, students, and educators in psychology, psychiatry, and social work.

This is a new copy from Miakarts Books.