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    • Medical Education

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    • Physicians utilize varied psychotherapy techniques.
    • There's a need for structured training in psychotherapeutic relations for physicians.
    • Psychoanalysis highlights the importance of transference and countertransference in training.

    Purpose:

    • To investigate the transmission of essential psychoanalytic experiences (transference, countertransference) without requiring personal psychoanalysis.
    • To explore Michaël Balint's apprenticeship method for physicians.
    • To define and evaluate a model for "professional psychotherapy".

    Summary:

    • The study examines the feasibility of transmitting core psychoanalytic training elements, specifically transference and countertransference, through an apprenticeship model.
    • Michaël Balint's proposed method for physicians is analyzed for its potential to facilitate this transmission.
    • The concept of "professional psychotherapy" is introduced as a means to enhance physicians' practice.

    Impact:

    • Offers a pathway for physicians to develop psychotherapeutic skills without extensive personal psychoanalysis.
    • Challenges the exclusive reliance on numerical-experimental models in medicine.
    • Aims to improve physician practice by integrating effective psychotherapeutic approaches.