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Whose termination is it anyway?

Thomas Hoffman¹

¹Baltimore-Washington Center for Psychoanalysis, Laurel, MD, USA. thoffmd@att.net

The Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry

|September 22, 2009

Summary

Psychoanalytic treatment termination is complex. This case study details managing termination in a 4-year analysis, highlighting countertransference and co-construction in ending therapy.

Area of Science:

Psychoanalytic theory and practice
Clinical psychology
Psychotherapy research

Background:

Termination of psychoanalytic treatment is a complex process requiring detailed case examples.
Limited published case studies necessitate sharing practitioner experiences on managing treatment endings.
Understanding termination is crucial for effective psychoanalytic practice.

Observation:

Presents a detailed case study of the termination phase in a 4-year psychoanalysis.
Focuses on a male patient with obsessive-compulsive personality and specific urination difficulties.
Documents the analyst's countertransference and enactments during the termination period.

Findings:

Explores variations in analytic technique and practical interventions during termination.

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Examines the dynamics of "forced" versus "natural" terminations.

Highlights termination as a co-constructed element of the analytic process.

Implications:

Provides valuable insights for psychoanalytic practitioners managing treatment termination.
Contributes to the understanding of co-constructed termination models in psychoanalysis.
Encourages further detailed case reporting on therapeutic endings.