මනස පිළිබද විද්යාත්මක විග්රහය 2
මනස පිළිබද විද්යාත්මක විග්රහය 2
( The Basic Psycho dynamic Model )
[FONT="]When I look at the world I'm pessimistic, but when I look at people I am optimistic.[/FONT]
[FONT="] -Carl Rogers-
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Psychotherapy is the prostitution of friendship.
-Hans Eysenck-
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[FONT="]The term psycho dynamic literally means “mind in motion.” The idea of a dynamic mind began with Freud, who, based on his early work with patients and his own self-analysis, hypothesized that the mind was composed of forces in constant motion, colliding and clashing in conflict, and that these conflicts were happening out of awareness that is,that they were unconscious. But although they were out of awareness, they affected a person’s conscious thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This was the first psycho dynamic model of the mind, and it helped the early analysts to understand why their “talking cure” that made the unconscious conscious was therapeutic.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]Today, there are many different psycho dynamic models of the mind and However, despite their differences, they all share several basic ideas that had their roots in Freud’s early model. We can consider the following the central tenets of the basic psycho dynamic model.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]The unconscious
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[FONT="]All psycho dynamic models of the mind are based on the idea that part of the mind is unconscious, and that the unconscious part of the mind affects conscious thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Thus, all psycho dynamic therapies are interested in what is happening in the unconscious and how it might be contributing to an [FONT="]individu[FONT="]al[/FONT][/FONT]’s difficulties.
Development
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[FONT="]All psycho dynamic models of the mind propose that the mind develops throughout life, and that one’s interactions with others – particularly early caregivers plays a major role in that development. This means that all psycho dynamic therapies are interested in development and the way that it shaped the individual.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]Psychic [FONT="]D[/FONT]eterminism
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[FONT="]Another common element is the idea that thoughts and feelings in the mind are linked in meaningful ways. This suggests that people think, feel, and do things for reasons. It also suggests that allowing people to follow their associations freely will help them to move from conscious thoughts and feelings to unconscious ones. This is called free association and is a central technique in all psycho dynamic psychotherapies.
Dreams and [FONT="]F[/FONT]antasies
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[FONT="] All psycho dynamic models of the mind suggest that dreams and fantasies are important unconscious elements that can help illuminate unconscious thoughts and feelings – and are thus important to discuss and understand therapeutically.
The [FONT="]R[/FONT]ole of the [FONT="]T[/FONT]herapist
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[FONT="]In all psycho dynamic models, the therapist/analyst plays a central role in the treatment. Understanding [FONT="]Individual's [/FONT]thoughts and feelings about their therapists called the transference, is a central technique for understanding the way in which they think about themselves and their relationship with others. Similarly, therapists use their thoughts and feelings about their patients, the counter transference, both diagnostically and therapeutically.
Change
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[FONT="]Finally, all psycho dynamic models suggest that change occurs as the result of several central mechanisms: increased emotional awareness, new relationship experiences, and, sometimes, new behaviors.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]These central elements constitute the basic tenets of a psycho dynamic model of the mind. However, today, there are many different psycho dynamic models of the mind, each of which helps to explain human behavior, development, and psychopathology in different ways. Each model is based on different ideas about development and the way that the mind is structured, and each suggests somewhat different therapeutic strategies.
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මනස පිළිබද විද්යාත්මක විග්රහය 2
( The Basic Psycho dynamic Model )
[FONT="]When I look at the world I'm pessimistic, but when I look at people I am optimistic.[/FONT]
[FONT="] -Carl Rogers-
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[FONT="]
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Psychotherapy is the prostitution of friendship.
[FONT="]
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-Hans Eysenck-
[FONT="]
[/FONT]
[FONT="]The term psycho dynamic literally means “mind in motion.” The idea of a dynamic mind began with Freud, who, based on his early work with patients and his own self-analysis, hypothesized that the mind was composed of forces in constant motion, colliding and clashing in conflict, and that these conflicts were happening out of awareness that is,that they were unconscious. But although they were out of awareness, they affected a person’s conscious thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This was the first psycho dynamic model of the mind, and it helped the early analysts to understand why their “talking cure” that made the unconscious conscious was therapeutic.[/FONT]
[FONT="]
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[FONT="]Today, there are many different psycho dynamic models of the mind and However, despite their differences, they all share several basic ideas that had their roots in Freud’s early model. We can consider the following the central tenets of the basic psycho dynamic model.[/FONT]
[FONT="]
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[FONT="]The unconscious
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[FONT="]All psycho dynamic models of the mind are based on the idea that part of the mind is unconscious, and that the unconscious part of the mind affects conscious thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Thus, all psycho dynamic therapies are interested in what is happening in the unconscious and how it might be contributing to an [FONT="]individu[FONT="]al[/FONT][/FONT]’s difficulties.
Development
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[FONT="]All psycho dynamic models of the mind propose that the mind develops throughout life, and that one’s interactions with others – particularly early caregivers plays a major role in that development. This means that all psycho dynamic therapies are interested in development and the way that it shaped the individual.[/FONT]
[FONT="]
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[FONT="]Psychic [FONT="]D[/FONT]eterminism
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[FONT="]Another common element is the idea that thoughts and feelings in the mind are linked in meaningful ways. This suggests that people think, feel, and do things for reasons. It also suggests that allowing people to follow their associations freely will help them to move from conscious thoughts and feelings to unconscious ones. This is called free association and is a central technique in all psycho dynamic psychotherapies.
Dreams and [FONT="]F[/FONT]antasies
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[FONT="] All psycho dynamic models of the mind suggest that dreams and fantasies are important unconscious elements that can help illuminate unconscious thoughts and feelings – and are thus important to discuss and understand therapeutically.
The [FONT="]R[/FONT]ole of the [FONT="]T[/FONT]herapist
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[FONT="]In all psycho dynamic models, the therapist/analyst plays a central role in the treatment. Understanding [FONT="]Individual's [/FONT]thoughts and feelings about their therapists called the transference, is a central technique for understanding the way in which they think about themselves and their relationship with others. Similarly, therapists use their thoughts and feelings about their patients, the counter transference, both diagnostically and therapeutically.
Change
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[FONT="]Finally, all psycho dynamic models suggest that change occurs as the result of several central mechanisms: increased emotional awareness, new relationship experiences, and, sometimes, new behaviors.[/FONT]
[FONT="]
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[FONT="]
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[FONT="]These central elements constitute the basic tenets of a psycho dynamic model of the mind. However, today, there are many different psycho dynamic models of the mind, each of which helps to explain human behavior, development, and psychopathology in different ways. Each model is based on different ideas about development and the way that the mind is structured, and each suggests somewhat different therapeutic strategies.
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