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4 Groups of Post + Neo-Freudian Psychoanalytic Techniques
Analytical Psych (Jung)
Ego Psych (Horney, Sullivan, Anna Freud)
Object Relations Theorists (Klein, Bowlby, Sullivan, Mahler)
Self Psych (Kohut)
Horney + Anna Freud
Developers of Ego Psych
Ego Psych
Emphasized the ego instead of the id + placed focus on self-image + relationships
Karen Horney
1st to challenge Freud’s Oedipus from a woman’s pov
Erik Erikson
Emphasized the connection b/w the superego + bio drives in the dev of identity; Theory of psychosocial stages of dev
Harry Stack Sullivan
Emphasized importance of interpersonal relationships
Self-Realization (Horney)
Developing one’s innate capacities, emotions, + interests; Optimistic + developmental view of human nature
Self awareness, healthy relationships, responsible, make good decision
Horney’s View of Human Nature
Optimistic + dev view of human nature
Neurosis + Basic Anxiety (Horney)
Hostile environments lead to kids dev insecurity + basic anxiety, which lead to neurotic conflicts
3 styles of relating
Moving towards ppl
Moving against ppl
Moving away from ppl
What do hostile environments do to kids according to Horney?
Dev insecurity + basic anxiety → this leads to neurotic conflicts
3 Styles of Relating (Horney)
Moving towards ppl
Moving against ppl
Moving away from ppl
Neurosis + Basic Anxiety (Horney)
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
Idealized Self (Horney)
A grandiose, perfect mental picture that a neurotic individual creates to replace their insecure, devalued real self
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
Actual Self (Horney)
The objective, everyday person you currently are - including all your flaws, habits, and realities
Culture + Environment (Horney)
They shape personality
Horney + View on Penis Envy
Women do not have penis envy (proposed by Freud), they envy the freedom + power that men have
Optimistic Approach Beliefs (Horney)
Belief that ppl can resolve deep inner conflicts + belief that ppl can grow/dev
What is Therapist’s role? (Horney)
To help ppl gain insight into their conflicts + help ppl dev capacity for self realization + joy
What kind of therapeutic relationship does Horney’s style of ego psych have?
Collaborative therapeutic approach
Does Horney’s ego psych explore culture, social, fam, + life context?
Yes
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
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
Interpretation (Horney)
Elucidating the meaning behind the unconscious; Also a psychoanalytic technique
Analysis for Horney’s Ego Psych
A cooperative journey b/w therapist + client
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
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
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)
Role of Mother (Anna Freud)
Essential to child dev; Impacts attachment style
Child Development (Anna Freud)
Ego Defenses (Anna Freud)
Ppl use defense mechanisms to cope with anxiety; Anxiety stems from unacceptable urges from id + harmful threats from superego
What does anxiety stem from (Anna Freud)?
Stems from unacceptable urges from id + harmful threats to superego
Ego Defenses (Anna Freud)
Therapeutic Relationship for Ego Psych (Anna Freud)
Pos + collab therapeutic relationship; Optimistic, holistic, flexible
Overall Goals of Ego Psych (Anna Freud)
Help clients adapt to their environ better + use healthier coping skills instead of defenses
Child Psychoanalysis + Adult Psychoanalysis (Anna Freud)
To restructure childhood dev issues
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
Diagnostic or Metapsychogical Profile + the Hampstead Psychoanalytic Index (Anna Freud)
Types of developmental assessment
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
Child Psychoanalysis Focus (Anna Freud)
Focus on current life situations rather than repressed material; Focus on child dev, assessment, treatment
Environment + Social Support Significance (Anna Freud)
Changing the environ + social interactions is essential to promote adequate parenting + social support
Horney’s Impact on Modern Ego Psych
Healthy relationship with parents is essential
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
Anna Freud’s Impact on Modern Ego Psych
Child psychoanalysis + developmentally approp interventions
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