Rodrigo Barahona
Biographic Data
| ID | 5211342 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rodrigo Barahona |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rodrigo |
| FAMILY NAME | Barahona |
| SIGNATURE | BARAHONA R |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1685 Beacon St., Suite 3, Brookline, MA 02445 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Initiating Analysis
Psychoanalysis is defined in this paper as a process that initiates in the analyst’s mind with the framing of the patient’s material in terms of transference and resistance. Once the analyst is able to do this, a first level of transformation of experience is effectuated that then must be consummated through interpretation to the patient of what is occurring in their mind as it is lived out in the experience with the analyst. For this author, Bio…
Not-so-tristes tropiques: Latin american psychoanalysis
Experiencias psicoanalíticas en la actualidad sociocultural (Psychoanalytic Experiences in the Sociocultural Present)
Artesanías Psicoanalíticas (Psychoanalytic Craftwork)
Relational Horizons: Mediterranean Voices Bring Passion and Reason to Relational Psychoanalysis
Living the Non-Dream: An Examination of the Links Between Dreaming, Enactment, and Transformations in hallucinosis
Bion developed a clinical theory of therapeutic action that asks the analyst to interact with and catalyze the patient's ability to dream an emotionally real experience of himself. The intersubjective engagement that, at every moment, underpins the analytic experience generates moments of enactment that are necessary for the bringing to light and transformation of unrepresented states at the center of the patient's problems. Decades of Bionian sc…
Unlaid Ghosts: A Discussion Of Maria Grazia Oldoini's “Abusive Relations and Traumatic Development: Marginal Notes on a Clinical Case”
Maria Grazia Oldoini's paper, "Abusive Relations and Traumatic Development: Marginal Notes on A Clinical Case," is a comprehensive treatise on the effects of trauma on the ability to form a sense of Self where the patients's entire experience in the world is not unduly oriented towards the satisfaction of the other's abusive and impinging needs. She postulates the search for a transformational object as the tragic core factor driving the repetiti…
Report on the panel: “Did Bion change his mind? Three phases of his clinical approach”
Chair: Joseph Aguayo (Los Angeles)Presenters: Sira Dermen (London), Robert Hinshelwood (Wisbech), Bernet Malin (Santa Monica)Reporter: Rodrigo BarahonaDr Robert Hinshelwood started the panel off by
Psychoanalytic Technique: Contributions from Ego Psychology (Técnica Psicoanalítica: Aportaciones de la Psicología del Yo)
As many readers know, Cecilio Paniagua has been an important contributor to the resurgence of literature on ego psychology and its focus on the technical modifications advanced by the emergence of
On: The couch and the chador
Preventing violence and reinforcing human security: A rights-based framework for top-down and bottom-up action
This article explores the violence reduction potential in the intersection between health, criminal justice, and development. It emphasizes public health, rule of law, and equality-driven socioeconomic development as principal concerns in preventing violence. In parts of Latin America, violence has become a serious public health and security problem. Prior studies have explored the risk factors associated with violence as well as experiences in i…
Living the Non-Dream: An Examination of the Links Between Dreaming, Enactment, and Transformations in hallucinosis
Bion developed a clinical theory of therapeutic action that asks the analyst to interact with and catalyze the patient's ability to dream an emotionally real experience of himself. The intersubjective engagement that, at every moment, underpins the analytic experience generates moments of enactment that are necessary for the bringing to light and transformation of unrepresented states at the center of the patient's problems. Decades of Bionian sc…
Preventing violence and reinforcing human security: A rights-based framework for top-down and bottom-up action
This article explores the violence reduction potential in the intersection between health, criminal justice, and development. It emphasizes public health, rule of law, and equality-driven socioeconomic development as principal concerns in preventing violence. In parts of Latin America, violence has become a serious public health and security problem. Prior studies have explored the risk factors associated with violence as well as experiences in i…
On: The couch and the chador
Psychoanalytic Technique: Contributions from Ego Psychology (Técnica Psicoanalítica: Aportaciones de la Psicología del Yo)
As many readers know, Cecilio Paniagua has been an important contributor to the resurgence of literature on ego psychology and its focus on the technical modifications advanced by the emergence of
Unlaid Ghosts: A Discussion Of Maria Grazia Oldoini's “Abusive Relations and Traumatic Development: Marginal Notes on a Clinical Case”
Maria Grazia Oldoini's paper, "Abusive Relations and Traumatic Development: Marginal Notes on A Clinical Case," is a comprehensive treatise on the effects of trauma on the ability to form a sense of Self where the patients's entire experience in the world is not unduly oriented towards the satisfaction of the other's abusive and impinging needs. She postulates the search for a transformational object as the tragic core factor driving the repetiti…
Report on the panel: “Did Bion change his mind? Three phases of his clinical approach”
Chair: Joseph Aguayo (Los Angeles)Presenters: Sira Dermen (London), Robert Hinshelwood (Wisbech), Bernet Malin (Santa Monica)Reporter: Rodrigo BarahonaDr Robert Hinshelwood started the panel off by
Relational Horizons: Mediterranean Voices Bring Passion and Reason to Relational Psychoanalysis
Living the Non-Dream: An Examination of the Links Between Dreaming, Enactment, and Transformations in hallucinosis
Bion developed a clinical theory of therapeutic action that asks the analyst to interact with and catalyze the patient's ability to dream an emotionally real experience of himself. The intersubjective engagement that, at every moment, underpins the analytic experience generates moments of enactment that are necessary for the bringing to light and transformation of unrepresented states at the center of the patient's problems. Decades of Bionian sc…
Artesanías Psicoanalíticas (Psychoanalytic Craftwork)
Experiencias psicoanalíticas en la actualidad sociocultural (Psychoanalytic Experiences in the Sociocultural Present)
Not-so-tristes tropiques: Latin american psychoanalysis
Initiating Analysis
Psychoanalysis is defined in this paper as a process that initiates in the analyst’s mind with the framing of the patient’s material in terms of transference and resistance. Once the analyst is able to do this, a first level of transformation of experience is effectuated that then must be consummated through interpretation to the patient of what is occurring in their mind as it is lived out in the experience with the analyst. For this author, Bio…
Psychoanalysis (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychological Treatments and Disorders (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Mental Health and Psychiatry (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)