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Multilateral transference relationship and therapeutic regression-a case report

S E Silverman¹, C T Rotenberg

¹Yale University School of Medicine, Western New England Psychoanalytic Society.

The Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis

|January 1, 1995

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This study details the treatment of a young woman with psychotic character disorder, focusing on a unique multilateral transference configuration. The findings offer potential treatment insights for similar complex patient cases.

Area of Science:

Psychiatry
Psychoanalysis
Psychotherapy

Background:

Psychotic character disorders present complex therapeutic challenges.
Understanding transference dynamics is crucial in psychoanalytic treatment.
Multilateral transference configurations require specific clinical attention.

Observation:

A young woman with psychotic character disorder exhibited a unique multilateral transference configuration during treatment.
Manifestations of this complex transference were observed and analyzed.
The patient-therapist team dynamics were integral to the treatment process.

Findings:

The study describes the specific manifestations of the multivalent transference.
The role of this transference in the patient's therapeutic progress was elucidated.

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A theoretical framework for understanding this unique transference was established.

Implications:

The observed transference configuration, though unique, may offer insights for treating similar disorders.
The structure and dynamics of the treatment team are highlighted as potentially transferable.
This case study contributes to the understanding of complex transference in psychotic disorders.