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Title
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EMDR Collection
Journal
Author(s)
dc_creator
Nefidsa Fatima<br />Amraoui Nabil
Document #
emdr_doc_ID
11294
Link to Document (e.g. DOI, PDF)
emdr_title_link
<a href="https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/downArticle/222/12/2/219603">https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/downArticle/222/12/2/219603</a>
Archived
emdr_archived
Yes
Original Work Citation
spec_citation
Fatima, N., & Nabil, A. (2023). <a href="https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/downArticle/222/12/2/219603">Transfer contact and countertransference in the analytic situation and its relationship to eye movement desensitization therapy and reprocessing.</a> JTIHAD Journal On Legal and Economic Studies, 12(2), 221-233
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Transfer contact and countertransference in the analytic situation and its relationship to eye movement desensitization therapy and reprocessing
Description
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All psychological treatments aim to achieve healing and mental health through the establishment of a therapeutic alliance between the patient and the therapist,But this alliance is built on the basis of communication,The school of psychoanalysis is the first psychological school that focused on this issue through its therapeutic techniques, including clairvoyance, the most important of which is conversion and countertransference. Despite the introduction of this communication channel, modern psychological treatments have developed the latter and used it in a therapeutic situation to achieve therapeutic goals The most important of these is the integrative psychotherapeutic approach, desensitizing eye movements and reprocessing.
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IJTIHAD Journal On Legal and Economic Studies, 12(2), 221-233
Date
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2023
Format
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Journal
Language
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English
Countertransference
Eye Movements
Psychoanalysis
Psychotherapy
Transformation
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
EMDR Collection
Newsletter
Document #
emdr_doc_ID
01320
Author(s)
dc_creator
Igor G. Timoshchuk
Year
emdr_year
1997
Link to Source (e.g. Association, Publisher)
emdr_source_link
http://www.emdria.org/
Subjects
emdr_subject
Transformation
Accuracy Verified?
emdr_accuracy
Yes
Archived
emdr_archived
Yes
Original Work Citation
spec_citation
Timoshchuk, I. G. (1997, January). EMDR: Functions providing the dynamics of transformation. EMDRIA Newsletter, 2(3), 15-16
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Title
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EMDR: Functions providing the dynamics of transformation
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EMDRIA Newsletter, 2(3), 15-16
Date
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1997, January
Language
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English
Format
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Newsletter
Description
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In psychotherapy, the solving of a client’s problems is usually connected with the transformation of his or her personal features or some aspects of his or her experience. These could be changes in his or her systems of values, personal meanings and rules, habitual behavioral patterns, etc. These changes derive from the complex of deep transformations involving while systems of psychics. The system analysis of the multilevel hierarchical; structure formed by connections between the conscious and unconscious allows us to detest both the changing mechanisms and main functions providing the transformation, e.g., to solve a problem.
Transformation