Neo-analyses (Jung), ego psychology (Anna), Mother & transference (Klein), and Object relations (Winnicott)

Humanistic (Set 2)

Persons Who Created it

Neo-analyses (Jung)

Ego Psychology (Anna)

Mother & transference (Klein)

Object Relations (Winnicott)

Human Nature

Psycho Parts:

• Ego: “i” personal conscious

• Personal Shadow: alter ego- personal unconscious

• Persona: public face; collective conscious

• Self-archetypal; energy collective unconscious

Psycho operates on the principle of opposites

move toward balance

Maladjustment

• Occurs when repressed, unconscious opposites invade consciousness

• Complex (ideas and attitudes around a core of emotion) erupt into consciousness

• Neurosis- when neither the ego or the persona has control of the complex

• Psychosis- when complete flooding of complex occurs

Counselors Roles and Goals

• Equal therapist helps equal client

• Obtain balance in the psyche by activating archetypes

Treatment Strategies

1. Confession: 

   1. client retells personal history, 

   2. The therapist provides an equal relationship

2. Elucidation

   1. Client explores life and experiences transference

   2. The therapist analyzes the dream and the transference

3. Educaiton

   1. Client learns about personal lacks

   2. Therapists help deal with persona and ego tasks; help the client find archetypes

4. Transformation

   1. Client confronts shadow and accepts anima/animus (archetypes)

   2. Therapists help clients “self” the conscious and unconscious