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[Analytic therapy by the wake-dream]
Acta Psiquiatrica Y Psicologica De America Latina
|December 1, 1985
Summary
Robert Desoille's Wake-Dream analysis offers a unique therapeutic approach by establishing a personal mythology. This method integrates psychic dimensions and shares theoretical foundations with psychoanalysis, despite technical differences.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Psychotherapy
- Psychoanalysis
Background:
- Explores Robert Desoille's Wake-Dream analysis as a therapeutic modality.
- Examines the psychodynamics inherent in the Wake-Dream analysis process.
Purpose of the Study:
- To elucidate the psychodynamics and therapeutic mechanics of Wake-Dream analysis.
- To analyze the commencement of therapy, framework constitution, and dissociation within the technique.
- To compare Wake-Dream analysis with psychoanalysis regarding theoretical underpinnings and therapeutic process.
Main Methods:
- Detailed examination of Robert Desoille's Wake-Dream analysis technique.
- Analysis of the progressive setup of a "personal mythology" as a core work method.
- Inclusion of concepts such as dissociation, temporal-spatial integration, transference, and resistance.
Main Results:
- Wake-Dream analysis involves dissociation into multiple "me" selves and constructs a personal mythology.
- Therapeutic mechanics are rooted in integrating temporal and spatial dimensions of the psyche.
- The technique addresses transference and resistance, mirroring medical process segregation.
Conclusions:
- Wake-Dream analysis is deemed "analytical" in a psychoanalytic sense, despite distinct techniques.
- Theoretical hypotheses underlying Wake-Dream analysis and psychoanalysis show broad coincidence.
- The method facilitates binding and integrating psychic dimensions through a structured approach.