Dead Men Walking

Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI:10.1080/07351690.2023.2193541
J. Paddock
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ABSTRACT In this article, I write of an 11-year odyssey with a patient who despite our best efforts, remained mired in emotional deadness, anomie, and depersonalization. The journey led me to question my core assumptions about co-creating an effective therapeutic alliance as well as my competence as an experienced psychotherapist-psychologist, well-trained in empirically validated treatments. What I realized was a failed treatment, that led me to pursue psychoanalytic training. In the process, I grew to understand that our parallel traumatic life histories, and my inadvertent and unconscious reluctance to acknowledge my own countertransference, kept me from joining with him in the intersubjective experience of profound grief – that which, in retrospect, I believe would have made all the difference in his treatment.
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摘要在这篇文章中,我写了一个11年的冒险之旅,一个病人尽管我们尽了最大的努力,但仍然深陷于情感的麻木、失范和人格解体之中。这段旅程让我质疑我关于共同创建有效治疗联盟的核心假设,以及我作为一名经验丰富的心理治疗师和心理学家的能力,在经验验证的治疗方面训练有素。我意识到的是一次失败的治疗,这让我开始接受心理分析训练。在这个过程中,我逐渐明白,我们平行的创伤生活史,以及我无意中和无意识地不愿承认自己的反移情,使我无法与他一起经历深刻悲伤的主体间体验——回想起来,我相信这会对他的治疗产生很大影响。
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