Marianne Goldberger
Biographic Data
| ID | 5212169 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marianne Goldberger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marianne |
| FAMILY NAME | Goldberger |
| SIGNATURE | GOLDBERGER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1130 Park Ave., New York, NY, 10128 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Will This Case Count? The Influence of Training on Treatment
Mandated use of the couch—whether specifically stated or tacitly communicated by supervisors and colleagues—to fulfill requirements for graduation or certification is a significant disservice to candidates and their patients. In its training standards, it is argued, APsaA and its member institutes should state explicitly that a treatment can qualify as a psychoanalysis, regardless of whether the patient is using the couch, as long as the process …
On Supervising the Pregnant Psychoanalytic Candidate
The role of the psychoanalytic supervisor is complicated when the psychoanalytic candidate is pregnant. Pregnancy is a special event that brings a unique set of opportunities, as well as problems, into the analysis, though in the past, it was usually regarded only as an impediment. The goal of this paper is to help the supervisor of the pregnant candidate to seize the opportunities and mitigate the problems. The authors make practical suggestions…
Obsolete Terminology Constricts Imaginative Thinking
Commentaries
The Couch as Defense and as Potential for Enactment
Use of the couch in psychoanalysis is almost universal because of its many advantages. This paper focuses on situations in which the use of the couch is not beneficial, involving problems of the patient or of the analyst. Interferences with the usefulness of the couch are illustrated by means of vignettes from the analysis of four patients which demonstrate the isolating potential of the couch and the reasons why this may make the couch appeal to…
The Use of an Audiotaped Analysis in a Continuous Case Seminar
The use of an audiotaped analysis in a continuous case seminar is evaluated. We compare this case seminar to the traditional one in which an analyst presents process notes, and find that the use of the tape lends itself readily to teaching microanalysis, principles of technique, and observation of affect. Listening to anonymous taped sessions allowed for the possibility of a freer climate for discussion, as none of the seminar participants had a …
Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”
(1993). “Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 62, No. 2, pp. 270-273
Pregnancy During Analysis — Help or Hindrance
This paper challenge the technical precept that during pregnancy a woman is less accessible to analytic treatment. The precept, which originated more than fifty years ago, has remained with us despite significant changes in our knowledge about pregnancy; despite fundamental changes in analytic theory with attendant changes in technique; and despite a large body of clinical evidence to which this paper contributes further information from four ana…
On the Analysis of Defenses in Dreams
This paper deals with a particular analytic approach to the clinical use of dreams: the analysis of defenses in dreams. Clinical vignettes are used to demonstrate various ways that defenses can be depicted in dreams and the manner in which the patient's attention may be drawn to those defenses. Dreams can offer an especially vivid view of defenses and hence can heighten patients' emotional conviction about the nature of their conflicts
The Two-Man Phenomenon
Peut-on degager un type de femmes pour lesquelles la double relation amoureuse (stable) serait la regle? Deux observations de femmes «doublement monogames»
The Couch as Defense and as Potential for Enactment
Use of the couch in psychoanalysis is almost universal because of its many advantages. This paper focuses on situations in which the use of the couch is not beneficial, involving problems of the patient or of the analyst. Interferences with the usefulness of the couch are illustrated by means of vignettes from the analysis of four patients which demonstrate the isolating potential of the couch and the reasons why this may make the couch appeal to…
On the Analysis of Defenses in Dreams
This paper deals with a particular analytic approach to the clinical use of dreams: the analysis of defenses in dreams. Clinical vignettes are used to demonstrate various ways that defenses can be depicted in dreams and the manner in which the patient's attention may be drawn to those defenses. Dreams can offer an especially vivid view of defenses and hence can heighten patients' emotional conviction about the nature of their conflicts
Pregnancy During Analysis — Help or Hindrance
This paper challenge the technical precept that during pregnancy a woman is less accessible to analytic treatment. The precept, which originated more than fifty years ago, has remained with us despite significant changes in our knowledge about pregnancy; despite fundamental changes in analytic theory with attendant changes in technique; and despite a large body of clinical evidence to which this paper contributes further information from four ana…
Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”
(1993). “Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 62, No. 2, pp. 270-273
On Supervising the Pregnant Psychoanalytic Candidate
The role of the psychoanalytic supervisor is complicated when the psychoanalytic candidate is pregnant. Pregnancy is a special event that brings a unique set of opportunities, as well as problems, into the analysis, though in the past, it was usually regarded only as an impediment. The goal of this paper is to help the supervisor of the pregnant candidate to seize the opportunities and mitigate the problems. The authors make practical suggestions…
Obsolete Terminology Constricts Imaginative Thinking
Will This Case Count? The Influence of Training on Treatment
Mandated use of the couch—whether specifically stated or tacitly communicated by supervisors and colleagues—to fulfill requirements for graduation or certification is a significant disservice to candidates and their patients. In its training standards, it is argued, APsaA and its member institutes should state explicitly that a treatment can qualify as a psychoanalysis, regardless of whether the patient is using the couch, as long as the process …
The Use of an Audiotaped Analysis in a Continuous Case Seminar
The use of an audiotaped analysis in a continuous case seminar is evaluated. We compare this case seminar to the traditional one in which an analyst presents process notes, and find that the use of the tape lends itself readily to teaching microanalysis, principles of technique, and observation of affect. Listening to anonymous taped sessions allowed for the possibility of a freer climate for discussion, as none of the seminar participants had a …
The Two-Man Phenomenon
Peut-on degager un type de femmes pour lesquelles la double relation amoureuse (stable) serait la regle? Deux observations de femmes «doublement monogames»
On the Analysis of Defenses in Dreams
This paper deals with a particular analytic approach to the clinical use of dreams: the analysis of defenses in dreams. Clinical vignettes are used to demonstrate various ways that defenses can be depicted in dreams and the manner in which the patient's attention may be drawn to those defenses. Dreams can offer an especially vivid view of defenses and hence can heighten patients' emotional conviction about the nature of their conflicts
Pregnancy During Analysis — Help or Hindrance
This paper challenge the technical precept that during pregnancy a woman is less accessible to analytic treatment. The precept, which originated more than fifty years ago, has remained with us despite significant changes in our knowledge about pregnancy; despite fundamental changes in analytic theory with attendant changes in technique; and despite a large body of clinical evidence to which this paper contributes further information from four ana…
The Use of an Audiotaped Analysis in a Continuous Case Seminar
The use of an audiotaped analysis in a continuous case seminar is evaluated. We compare this case seminar to the traditional one in which an analyst presents process notes, and find that the use of the tape lends itself readily to teaching microanalysis, principles of technique, and observation of affect. Listening to anonymous taped sessions allowed for the possibility of a freer climate for discussion, as none of the seminar participants had a …
Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”
(1993). “Bright Spot,” A Variant of “Blind Spot”. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 62, No. 2, pp. 270-273
Commentaries
The Couch as Defense and as Potential for Enactment
Use of the couch in psychoanalysis is almost universal because of its many advantages. This paper focuses on situations in which the use of the couch is not beneficial, involving problems of the patient or of the analyst. Interferences with the usefulness of the couch are illustrated by means of vignettes from the analysis of four patients which demonstrate the isolating potential of the couch and the reasons why this may make the couch appeal to…
Obsolete Terminology Constricts Imaginative Thinking
On Supervising the Pregnant Psychoanalytic Candidate
The role of the psychoanalytic supervisor is complicated when the psychoanalytic candidate is pregnant. Pregnancy is a special event that brings a unique set of opportunities, as well as problems, into the analysis, though in the past, it was usually regarded only as an impediment. The goal of this paper is to help the supervisor of the pregnant candidate to seize the opportunities and mitigate the problems. The authors make practical suggestions…
Will This Case Count? The Influence of Training on Treatment
Mandated use of the couch—whether specifically stated or tacitly communicated by supervisors and colleagues—to fulfill requirements for graduation or certification is a significant disservice to candidates and their patients. In its training standards, it is argued, APsaA and its member institutes should state explicitly that a treatment can qualify as a psychoanalysis, regardless of whether the patient is using the couch, as long as the process …
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