Ivan Urlic
Biographic Data
| ID | 4055356 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivan Urlic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivan |
| FAMILY NAME | Urlic |
| SIGNATURE | URLIĆ I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Split, Croatia, |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
On the Path of Reconciling with the Deeply Wounded Parts of One’s Internal World
A Soldier’s Matrix and Beyond. Reflections on Friedman’s ‘Soldier’s Matrix
The Capacity to Use the Group as a Corrective Symbiotic Object in Group Analytic Psychotherapy for Patients with Psychosis
Group psychotherapy is widely accepted for treatment of patients suffering from psychosis. Nevertheless, some uncertainties remain regarding efficacy of insight-oriented group psychotherapy in these cases. Embracing the thinking of those authors that consider corrective symbiotic experience as essential in psychotherapeutic treatment for patients with psychosis, we explore the possibilities of group psychotherapy in enabling corrective emotional …
The Internationalisation Process of GAS
On the Culture of Forgiveness
Victims with traumatic histories and hatred may suspect that forgiveness is an impossible illusion and resign themselves to an existence in a harsh, hostile world in which one is destined to live chronically by one’s sword; such a stance undermines constructive vision, hinders learning from experience, and obstructs healing and renewal. It is therefore crucial to enable the unfolding of a culture of forgiveness as an essential element woven into …
Response to Yogev’s ‘Development of Empathy in Group Analysis’
The Phenomenon of Silence
The phenomena of silence and quietness have been omnipresent in human life since its beginning. Nevertheless, they are rarely explored in their comprehensive and particular meanings. The author explores the meanings of silence and quietness in psychotherapy and in everyday life through theoretical considerations, clinical and social life examples, bearing in mind the psychodynamic/group analytic frame of reference. The dynamics of the transformat…
Commentary
Special Section
In this article the authors document their experiences in small and median groups of supervision of conductors and therapeutic teams who are engaged in group psychotherapy with psychotic patients within different institutional frameworks, and discuss dynamics, as well as the enlarging of therapeutic possibilities of group psychotherapy of group-analytic orientation for application in these settings. They propose the possibility that at times the …
Psychotherapeutic Treatment Program for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of the psychotherapeutic model of treatment of war veterans in Croatia with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The symptoms of PTSD are analysed and evaluated, together with associated neurotic symptoms, ways of coping with stress, and indicators of quality of life and depression
Recognizing Inner and Outer Realities as a Process
This article highlights specific and unique challenges which confront the therapist when dealing with patients suffering from the effects of trauma within a war situation - refugees, displaced persons and relatives of those who have ‘disappeared’ in war. In presenting clinical vignettes, the author focuses on war in Croatia, whilst also demonstrating how many problems are common to all those in war situations, including the therapist as well as p…
Denial and Dissociation in Mothers' Postmortem Identification of Their Sons
Department of Health and Human Rights Split University School of Medicine Soltanska 2 Split Croatia [email protected]
Trauma and Reparation, Mourning and Forgiveness
Mirroring of Psychogenic Autistic Barriers and Neurotic Boundaries in Group Process
During a group psychotherapeutic process, many layers of inner and outer worlds are mirrored through constant interaction. The author follows up part of the group analysis of a small group of patients who, through projections and projective identifications, dreams and fantasies, slowly disclose their deep inner conflicts, up to the barriers that all of them avoid. `Going around' the projection of one patient opens a path through these psychogenic…
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Mirroring of Psychogenic Autistic Barriers and Neurotic Boundaries in Group Process
During a group psychotherapeutic process, many layers of inner and outer worlds are mirrored through constant interaction. The author follows up part of the group analysis of a small group of patients who, through projections and projective identifications, dreams and fantasies, slowly disclose their deep inner conflicts, up to the barriers that all of them avoid. `Going around' the projection of one patient opens a path through these psychogenic…
Trauma and Reparation, Mourning and Forgiveness
Recognizing Inner and Outer Realities as a Process
This article highlights specific and unique challenges which confront the therapist when dealing with patients suffering from the effects of trauma within a war situation - refugees, displaced persons and relatives of those who have ‘disappeared’ in war. In presenting clinical vignettes, the author focuses on war in Croatia, whilst also demonstrating how many problems are common to all those in war situations, including the therapist as well as p…
Denial and Dissociation in Mothers' Postmortem Identification of Their Sons
Department of Health and Human Rights Split University School of Medicine Soltanska 2 Split Croatia [email protected]
Commentary
Special Section
In this article the authors document their experiences in small and median groups of supervision of conductors and therapeutic teams who are engaged in group psychotherapy with psychotic patients within different institutional frameworks, and discuss dynamics, as well as the enlarging of therapeutic possibilities of group psychotherapy of group-analytic orientation for application in these settings. They propose the possibility that at times the …
Psychotherapeutic Treatment Program for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of the psychotherapeutic model of treatment of war veterans in Croatia with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The symptoms of PTSD are analysed and evaluated, together with associated neurotic symptoms, ways of coping with stress, and indicators of quality of life and depression
The Phenomenon of Silence
The phenomena of silence and quietness have been omnipresent in human life since its beginning. Nevertheless, they are rarely explored in their comprehensive and particular meanings. The author explores the meanings of silence and quietness in psychotherapy and in everyday life through theoretical considerations, clinical and social life examples, bearing in mind the psychodynamic/group analytic frame of reference. The dynamics of the transformat…
Response to Yogev’s ‘Development of Empathy in Group Analysis’
On the Culture of Forgiveness
Victims with traumatic histories and hatred may suspect that forgiveness is an impossible illusion and resign themselves to an existence in a harsh, hostile world in which one is destined to live chronically by one’s sword; such a stance undermines constructive vision, hinders learning from experience, and obstructs healing and renewal. It is therefore crucial to enable the unfolding of a culture of forgiveness as an essential element woven into …
A Soldier’s Matrix and Beyond. Reflections on Friedman’s ‘Soldier’s Matrix
The Capacity to Use the Group as a Corrective Symbiotic Object in Group Analytic Psychotherapy for Patients with Psychosis
Group psychotherapy is widely accepted for treatment of patients suffering from psychosis. Nevertheless, some uncertainties remain regarding efficacy of insight-oriented group psychotherapy in these cases. Embracing the thinking of those authors that consider corrective symbiotic experience as essential in psychotherapeutic treatment for patients with psychosis, we explore the possibilities of group psychotherapy in enabling corrective emotional …
The Internationalisation Process of GAS
On the Path of Reconciling with the Deeply Wounded Parts of One’s Internal World
Psychology (13 works) · Psychoanalysis (11 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Psychotherapist (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Group (periodic table (3 works) · Group analysis (3 works)