Description: Neuropsychology of the Unconscious : Integrating Brain and Mind in Psychotherapy, Hardcover by Ginot, Efrat; Schore, Allan N. (FRW), ISBN 0393709019, ISBN-13 9780393709018, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Ginot, a psychologist-psychoanalyst, applies neuropsychology to questions about the power of the unconscious to repeat and carry out established patterns and the therapeutic processes that can aid in change. She draws on therapeutic research, affect theory, cognitive neuroscience, and other neuropsychological research to illustrate how the unconscious expresses patterns of feeling, thinking, and behaving that are so integrated that they become personality traits. She focuses on the hidden basis of clinical manifestations of repeated self-destructive patterns, resistance to change, and the tendency for compromised affect regulation that can occur even when individuals know better. She integrates cases as she discusses the role of different parts of the brain, the neuropsychological basis of fear and anxiety, how unconscious processes are enacted, how therapeutic enactments can reveal unconscious aspects of the patient and therapist; the automatic, repetitive beliefs and ruminations about the self that are part of unregulated emotions; repetition compulsion and resistance as aspects of unconscious processes; narcissistic personality disorders and the unconscious; the elements of sustained change; intergenerational enactment of trauma as manifestation of unconscious processes; and intersubjectivity in therapy. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR ()
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Book Title: Neuropsychology of the Unconscious : Integrating Brain and Mind i
Author: Ginot, Efrat; Schore, Allan N. (FRW)
Language: english
