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Psychic change: some perspectives.

The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis

|January 1, 1992

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This paper explores achieving psychic change by examining how patient and analyst perspectives converge and diverge. Understanding these viewpoints is key to insight and transformation within the analytic relationship.

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Area of Science:

Psychology
Psychoanalysis

Background:

The paper focuses on the process of achieving psychic change, rather than general theories of change.
It specifically examines the dynamic between patient and analyst within the therapeutic relationship.

Observation:

Both patient and analyst contribute their unique perspectives, or 'vertices,' to the analytic relationship.
The interaction of these differing viewpoints is a core element of the therapeutic process.

Findings:

The convergence and divergence of patient and analyst vertices are experienced within the analytic session.
This dynamic interaction is fundamental to developing insight and facilitating psychic change.

Implications:

Understanding the interplay of perspectives can enhance therapeutic outcomes.

This approach offers a practical method for facilitating psychic change in psychoanalysis.