Ego Psych -> Neo-Freudian Psychoanalytic Therapies

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4 Groups of Post + Neo-Freudian Psychoanalytic Techniques

  1. Analytical Psych (Jung)

  2. Ego Psych (Horney, Sullivan, Anna Freud)

  3. Object Relations Theorists (Klein, Bowlby, Sullivan, Mahler)

  4. Self Psych (Kohut)


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Horney + Anna Freud

Developers of Ego Psych

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Ego Psych

Emphasized the ego instead of the id + placed focus on self-image + relationships

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Karen Horney

1st to challenge Freud’s Oedipus from a woman’s pov

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Erik Erikson

Emphasized the connection b/w the superego + bio drives in the dev of identity; Theory of psychosocial stages of dev

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Harry Stack Sullivan

Emphasized importance of interpersonal relationships

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Self-Realization (Horney)

Developing one’s innate capacities, emotions, + interests; Optimistic + developmental view of human nature


Self awareness, healthy relationships, responsible, make good decision

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Horney’s View of Human Nature

Optimistic + dev view of human nature

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Neurosis + Basic Anxiety (Horney)

Hostile environments lead to kids dev insecurity + basic anxiety, which lead to neurotic conflicts


3 styles of relating

  1. Moving towards ppl

  2. Moving against ppl

  3. Moving away from ppl


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What do hostile environments do to kids according to Horney?

Dev insecurity + basic anxiety → this leads to neurotic conflicts

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3 Styles of Relating (Horney)

  1. Moving towards ppl

  2. Moving against ppl

  3. Moving away from ppl


Neurosis + Basic Anxiety (Horney)

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Real Self (Horney)

The alive, unique, and spontaneous center of the human personality - representing our true potential, feelings, and capacity for constructive growth; Vital, authentic core of your being containing your unique potential for growth

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Idealized Self (Horney)

A grandiose, perfect mental picture that a neurotic individual creates to replace their insecure, devalued real self

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Despised Self (Horney)

The negative, self-hating view of one's actual self that develops when a person fails to meet the impossible, perfect standards of their idealized self

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Actual Self (Horney)

The objective, everyday person you currently are - including all your flaws, habits, and realities

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Culture + Environment (Horney)

They shape personality

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Horney + View on Penis Envy

Women do not have penis envy (proposed by Freud), they envy the freedom + power that men have

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Optimistic Approach Beliefs (Horney)

Belief that ppl can resolve deep inner conflicts + belief that ppl can grow/dev

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What is Therapist’s role? (Horney)

To help ppl gain insight into their conflicts + help ppl dev capacity for self realization + joy

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What kind of therapeutic relationship does Horney’s style of ego psych have?

Collaborative therapeutic approach

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Does Horney’s ego psych explore culture, social, fam, + life context?

Yes

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Free Association (Horney)

Technique where a person says whatever comes to mind without editing or censoring their thoughts; Used to recall feelings + repressed memories that can lead to catharsis

May create a chain of association; Also a psychoanalytic technique

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Dream Analysis (Horney)

Process of exploring the manifest + latent content of dreams to discover clues into the unconscious; Manifest content + latent content; Also a psychoanalytic technique

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Interpretation (Horney)


Elucidating the meaning behind the unconscious; Also a psychoanalytic technique

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Analysis for Horney’s Ego Psych

A cooperative journey b/w therapist + client

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What is essential for therapists to do in Horney’s ego psych?

To create a safe space + accepting space to encourage clients to use free association + share dreams; Should listen deeply + help clients become aware of their defenses

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Child Development (Anna Freud)

Children are dependent on mothers then become emotionally self-reliant; Important to strengthen ego to help ppl gain control over id + engage in healthy behav


Role of mother is essential to child dev → impacts attachment style

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Why should ego be strengthened for child dev (Anna Freud)?

To help ppl gain control over id + engage in healthy behav


Child Development (Anna Freud)

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Role of Mother (Anna Freud)

Essential to child dev; Impacts attachment style


Child Development (Anna Freud)

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Ego Defenses (Anna Freud)

Ppl use defense mechanisms to cope with anxiety; Anxiety stems from unacceptable urges from id + harmful threats from superego

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What does anxiety stem from (Anna Freud)?

Stems from unacceptable urges from id + harmful threats to superego


Ego Defenses (Anna Freud)

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Therapeutic Relationship for Ego Psych (Anna Freud)

Pos + collab therapeutic relationship; Optimistic, holistic, flexible

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Overall Goals of Ego Psych (Anna Freud)

Help clients adapt to their environ better + use healthier coping skills instead of defenses

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Child Psychoanalysis + Adult Psychoanalysis (Anna Freud)

To restructure childhood dev issues

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Developmental Assessment (Anna Freud)

Exploring development of people by focusing on positive growth and areas of impairment


Ex. Diagnostic or Metapsychogical Profile + the Hampstead Psychoanalytic Index

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Diagnostic or Metapsychogical Profile + the Hampstead Psychoanalytic Index (Anna Freud)

Types of developmental assessment

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Child Psychoanalysis Def (Anna Freud)

Insight into children’s experiences; Use of toys + stories rather than interp → focus on current life situations rather than repressed materials

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Child Psychoanalysis Focus (Anna Freud)

Focus on current life situations rather than repressed material; Focus on child dev, assessment, treatment

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Environment + Social Support Significance (Anna Freud)

Changing the environ + social interactions is essential to promote adequate parenting + social support

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Horney’s Impact on Modern Ego Psych

Healthy relationship with parents is essential

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Sullivan’s Impact on Modern Ego Psych

Impact on ego psych, self psych, phenomenological approaches, interpersonal/relational psychotherapy, + family systems therapy


Impact on Modern Ego Psych

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Anna Freud’s Impact on Modern Ego Psych

Child psychoanalysis + developmentally approp interventions

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