Psychoanalytic Approach

Question 1

Therapeutic Goals

Answer 1

1. To make the unconscious, conscious
2. To strengthen the ego

Question 2

What are the therapists Function and Role

Answer 2

Blank-screen Approach
Transference
Countertransference

includes:
careful listening
timing when offering interpretations

Question 3

Define blank-screen approach

Answer 3

The therapist maintains a neutral, non-disclosing role.

Question 4

Define transference

Answer 4

Client express feelings toward the therapist that appear to be based on the patient’s past feelings about someone else.

Question 5

Define countertransference

Answer 5

Occurs when there is inappropriate affect, when therapists respond in irrational ways, or when they lose their objectivity in a relationship because their own conflicts are triggered.

Question 6

What can counter countertransference?

Answer 6

Self-awareness

Question 7

What the central functions of analysis?

Answer 7

-Fostering personal freedom
-Enhancing Self-awareness
-Improving Relationships
-Managing anxiety and impulsivity

Question 8

Describe how psychoanalytic counseling works:

Answer 8

-Make use of suggestion, support, empathy, questions, confrontation of resistance, clarification and interpretation.
-Meetings are usually once a week
-more geared to limited objectives than to restructuring one’s personality.
-less likely to use the couch
-more frequent use of supportive interventions (reassurance, expressions of empathy and support, and suggestions)
-focus on pressing practical concerns

Question 9

SIx Basic Techniques of Psychoanalytic Therapy

Answer 9

1. Maintaining Analytic Framework
2. Free Association
3. Interpretation
4. Dream Analysis
5. Analysis and Interpretation of Resistance
6. Analysis and Interpretation of Transference.

Question 10

define each off thee six basic techniques of psychoanalytic framework.

Answer 10

(look u na lang sa handout.)

Question 11

Describe the overview of group counseling.

Answer 11

1. Based on early childhood experience through group therapy.
2. Attending to repressed sexual and aggressive drives as they affect the individual’s psychological processes in group behavior.
3. Offers a unique perspective on the understanding problems.
4. Offers understanding about how their past is affecting them now in a group.