Authors: Lee Jaffe (Editor), Lee Jaffee (Editor), Lee Jaffe
ISBN-13: 9780823664238, ISBN-10: 0823664236
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: International Universities Press, Incorporated
Date Published: October 2004
Edition: 1st Edition
This volume presents transcripts of seminars conducted at the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute in 1959 by Ralph R. Greenson, on the techniques involved in the assessment and initial interviewing of patients. On the facing pages, annotations by Jaffee (psychiatry, UC San Diego) contrast the psychotherapeutic approach of the late 1950s with contemporary psychiatry as it contends with managed care. Sample topics include helping the patient to feel at ease, facilitating the establishment of an object relationship, and appraising the motivation of the patient. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
1 | Introduction to the preliminary interviews | 1 |
2 | Do you take notes during the initial interview? | 21 |
3 | The appraisal of the patient | 29 |
4 | The initial interviews have to be therapeutic | 39 |
5 | How do you establish an object relationship? | 57 |
6 | How much do you want to know before you see the patient? | 65 |
7 | How to handle the initial phone call | 77 |
8 | What can trigger an acute psychotic break? | 87 |
9 | Do face-to-face interviews complicate the transference? | 95 |
10 | The role of empathy in the initial interviews | 99 |
11 | What is unique about the initial interviews? | 103 |
12 | How to conduct the initial interviews | 111 |
13 | Concluding remarks | 203 |