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Is a form of in-depth talk therapy that aims to bring unconscious or deeply buried thoughts and feelings to the conscious mind so that repressed experiences and emotions, often from childhood, can be brought to the surface and examined. |
Psychoanalytic Therapy |
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People with depression, emotional struggles, emotional trauma, neurotic behavior patterns, self-destructive behavior patterns, personality disorders, or ongoing relationship issues, may benefit from this. |
Psychoanalytic Therapy |
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Uses spontaneous word association. |
Free Association |
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The client says whatever first comes to mind when the therapist says a word. The therapist then looks for and interprets patterns in the client’s responses so they can explore the meaning of these patterns together. |
Free Association |
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Uncovers repressed feelings that may be hidden in symbols that appear in the client’s dreams.
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Dream Analysis |
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The therapist helps the client discover the meaning and significance of those symbols. |
Dream Analysis |
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Explores the transfer of the client’s feelings and emotions from one person to another.
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Transference Analysis |
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For instance, the client’s repressed childhood feelings toward a parent may be transferred to a partner in an adult relationship later in life, or to the therapist during the psychoanalytic process. |
Transference Analysis |
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Uses analytic techniques to help release repressed thoughts, experiences, and emotions, but it is a modified, generally briefer, and less intense version of early Freudian analysis. |
Psychoanalytic Therapy |
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Is a short-term, goal-oriented, and positive psychodynamic therapy based on the theories of Alfred Adler—a one-time colleague of Sigmund Freud. |
Adlerian Therapy |
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Focused much of his research on feelings of inferiority versus superiority, discouragement, and a sense of belonging in the context of one’s community and society at large. |
Adler |
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According to him, feelings of inferiority can result in neurotic behavior but, in the right setting, can also be used as motivation to strive for greater success. |
Adler |
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Focuses on the development of individual personality while understanding and accepting the interconnectedness of all humans. |
Adlerian Therapy |
