Neo-Freudians
Neo-freudian whom studied along side Freud, founded analytical psychology, and emphasized on dreams
Who is Carl Jung
focuses on the development of a separate, differentiated, integrated, and cohesive self
object relations theory
This age is when the infant develops a sense of bodily separation from the mother
4-10 months
_____________ or talk therapy, is a way to help people with a broad variety of mental illnesses and emotional difficulties
psychotherapy
These neo-freudians all emphasize on the importance of relationships to others in determining personality and psychopathology.
Who are Karen Horney, Harry Stack Sullivan, and Erik Erikson
Stage of life where a child experiences lack of fear. This is also the stage of life that a child begins exerting motor skills.
Practicing stage 10-14 months
this age is when normal symbiosis takes place
2-3 months
this psychotherapy begins with a socialization interview
supportive-expressive therapy
His approach to therapy was very active, kind, and commonsensical. He often encouraged family members and teachers to sit in on therapy sessions.
Who is Alfred Adler
Theory that claims infants are predisposed to creating bonds with caretakers and caretakers are susceptible to creating bonds with infants
Bowlby's attachment theory
at this age, the child begins to feel weak and helpless as the awareness of separating from mother become more severe
14-24 months (rapprochement)
this therapy was first developed for work with depression and emphasizes the importance of disturbed interpersonal relationships in the genesis of depression
interpersonal psychotherapy
Emphasized on the good me and the bad me
Who is Harry Stack Sullivan
These two theories stress the importance of therapist empathy and claims that empathy itself if a major vehicle of therapeutic change
What is self psychology and object relations theory
During this stage and age, children achieve emotioanl object constancy
Consolidation of individuality 24-36 months
focuses on dysfunctional interpersonal relationship patterns, as opposed to early childhood sexual and aggressive wishes
time limited dynamic therapy
Created the development of basic trust
The most important factor in the development of one's true self
relationships with others, especially the mother
as the child begins to form a representation of the mother as a separate person the child copes by using this mechanism
splitting (good mom/bad mom)
the goal of this person's therapy is the development of a cohesive self that has realistic ambitions and goals, is able to be creative, intimate, and flexible, and is able to make its own judgements and maintain its own self-esteem.
Kohut