Hahn, Alberto (2017) La funzione dello stato mentale dell'analista nello sviluppo del processo psicoanalitico (The analyst's state of mind and growth in the psychoanalytical process). Richard e Piggle, 25 (2). pp. 137-144. ISSN 2038-2499

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Abstract

Focusing on the analyst's internal world, the author reflects on the most complex of the inherent difficulties in working with patients. To this end, he explores the role and function intuition has in an analyst's receptivity and understanding and how unconscious knowledge is transformed into interpretations. The choice of the language used when interpreting and the sensitivity that leads to a genuine exchange with the patient carries the transference forward and allows the growth process to evolve within the analytic relationship. The author also explicitly states and discusses the consequences both of an analyst's failure to use intuition to create intimacy and of certain technical errors that can be encountered in clinical practice.

Item Type:	Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Psychoanalytical Process, Interpretations, Unconscious Knowledge, Clinical Practice
Subjects:	Subconscious & Unconscious, Personality > Personality Subconscious & Unconscious, Personality > Unconscious
Department/People:	Visiting Lecturer
URI:	https://repository.tavistockandportman.ac.uk/id/eprint/1685

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