Andrzej Werbart
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 83385 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andrzej Werbart |
| PRENOMES | Andrzej |
| SOBRENOME | Werbart |
| ASSINATURA | WERBART A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Stockholm University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0859-1012 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Facilitating Transitions in Time and Space Between Psychotherapy Sessions and Everyday Life
How much time does psychoanalysis take? The duration of psychoanalytic treatments from Freud’s cases to the Swedish clinical practice of today
The starting point for this paper is Freud's thinking about the length of psychoanalysis and the conditions for ending it. His psychoanalytic treatments were intense, but varied greatly in length. Freud's assertion that deep psychological changes take time is still topical; however, the length of time has gradually increased. Available documentation from psychoanalytic training institutes, and findings from empirical studies, indicate that the me…
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The Skin is the Cradle of the Soul”
Didier Anzieu’s notion of the skin-ego builds on a long psychoanalytic tradition that began with Freud’s idea that the ego is first and foremost a body ego, a projection in the psyche of the surface of the body, or, in other words, the idea that psychic phenomena are always embodied. An interface, a container for the ego, but also its origin: thus did Anzieu conceptualize the skin’s psychic function. The baby’s fantasy of having a common skin wit…
Early therapeutic process related to dropout in mentalization-based treatment with dual diagnosis patients
Negative therapeutic reaction was first described by Freud, and theories about this phenomenon have focused on various patient factors, for example, unconscious guilt, narcissistic pride, and overw
Fostering change in personality configurations
Treatment goals in psychoanalysis often include changes in underlying psychological structures. Different patterns of change have been demonstrated in anaclitic and introjective patients. In a series of 14 cases, we took a further step and examined changes in the anaclitic - introjective personality configurations following psychoanalysis, as well as patients' experiences of these changes. Clinical case formulations were based on repeated intervi…
Changes in Self-Representations Following Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Young Adults
Changes in dynamic psychological structures are often a treatment goal in psychotherapy. The present study aimed at creating a typology of self-representations among young women and men in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, to study longitudinal changes in self-representations, and to compare self-representations in the clinical sample with those of a nonclinical group. Twenty-five women and sixteen men were interviewed according to Blatt’s Object Rel…
Shame and Gender Differences in Paths to Youth Suicide
Risk factors, suicidal behavior, and help-seeking patterns differ between young women and men. We constructed a generic conceptual model of the processes underlying youth suicide, grounded in 78 interviews with parents in 52 consecutive cases of suicide (19 women, 33 men) identified at forensic medical autopsy and compared by sex. We found different forms of shame hidden behind gender-specific masks, as well as gender differences in their paths t…
Emile, or on Devastation
The author's starting point is a psychoanalysis conducted with Emile, a teenager who was unable to form close relationships and was living in a virtual world, planning a school massacre. For him, virtual reality functioned as a bottomless container in which he was no longer a victim of bullying but rather a god. When the boundlessness of cyberspace encounters a "black hole" in the psyche, any fantasies can be put into virtual realization and acti…
Personality-related responses to the psychoanalytic process
Seven analysands and their analysts were repeatedly interviewed at the beginning, during, and after the analysis about the analysands' problems and helpful and hindering factors in the analytic process. Using the analysands' initial descriptions of their problems, the authors categorized them as anaclitic or introjective according to Blatt's personality model. The hypothesis was that they would differ as to experiences of the analytic work. The i…
Changes in the representations of mother and father among young adults in psychoanalytic psychotherapy
The present study explores the changes in young adult patients’ representations of their parents from prior to psychotherapy through long-term follow-up. Twenty-five women and 16 men from the Young
Vicissitudes of ideas of cure in analysands and their analysts
This longitudinal prospective study focuses on analysands' and analysts' implicit ideas of how psychoanalysis might help analysands' psychological problems. Seven analysands and their analysts were periodically interviewed. Single ideas of cure from 75 interviews were inductively categorized. Nine distinct types of cures emerged, representing the wished-for goals of psychoanalysis, as well as the actions to achieve the wished-for changes. Each ca…
Patients' Views of Therapeutic Action in Psychoanalytic Group Psychotherapy
Patients' views of curative and hindering factors in psychoanalytic group psychotherapy are explored, starting with semi-structured interviews with 28 young adult patients at therapy termination. Using grounded theory methodology, a theoretical model of therapeutic action is constructed, elucidating the interactions between positive and negative experiences in the group. The focal point appears to be the patient's experience of their own activity…
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis : Review of H. Kachele, J. Schachter, & H. Thoma, 'From psychoanalytic narrative to empirical single case research: Implications for psychoanalytic practice
Utopic ideas of cure and joint exploration in psychoanalytic supervision
The idea of the decisive and complete cure is deeply rooted in our unconscious and in the sacral roots of symbolic healing. Double sets of private theories of cure can frequently be found among patients in psychoanalysis and their analysts. The utopian cure involves a profound transformation of the personality by way of deep regression. The idea of an attainable and more limited cure includes new ways of managing old problems. The actual ongoing …
Two sets of private theories in analysands and their analysts
Communicating with patients with schizophrenia
Twenty-seven video-recorded interviews, with nine patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, were analysed using qualitative methodology. Sequences of well and of poorly functioning communication were distinguished, and characteristic verbal and nonverbal means of communication were described. In well functioning communication the interviewer asked short open questions, explored the emotional content in the narrative, and showed nonverbal means of co…
The patient's private construction of meaning and canons of science
Starting from Freud's classical case studies, the author highlights the tension between the psychoanalytical starting point in the subject's own meaning construction and the claims of the professional expert to objectivity, privileged knowledge and interpretative precedence. Psychoanalytic investigation of subjective phenomena came into existence parallel with Freud's magnifi cent project to furnish ‘a psychology that shall be a natural science’.…
The patient's private and canons of science
Starting from Freud's classical case studies, the author highlights the tension between the psychoanalytical starting point in the subject's own meaning construction and the claims of the professional expert to objectivity, privileged knowledge and interpretative precedence. Psychoanalytic investigation of subjective phenomena came into existence parallel with Freud's magnificent project to furnish 'a psychology that shall be a natural science'. …
The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state
(2002). ‘The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state: Theoretical considerations and clinical applications’ by Paola Capozzi and Franco De Masi. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 83, No. 2, pp. 551-563
The Meaning of Dreams in the Psychotic State
(2002). 'The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state: Theoretical considerations and clinical applications' by Paola Capozzi and Franco De Masi. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 83, No. 2, pp. 551-563
The dialectics of psychoanalytic research
The original psychoanalytic research situation is the two-person dialogue. However, clinical practice in itself is still not an application of systematic case study methodology. In order to approach the question of why we need systematic psychoanalytic research, three types of dialectical tensions are described. Psychoanalysis, like other scientific disciplines, is involved in a dialectics of (1) rationalism versus empiricism, i.e., theory constr…
Shame and Gender Differences in Paths to Youth Suicide
Risk factors, suicidal behavior, and help-seeking patterns differ between young women and men. We constructed a generic conceptual model of the processes underlying youth suicide, grounded in 78 interviews with parents in 52 consecutive cases of suicide (19 women, 33 men) identified at forensic medical autopsy and compared by sex. We found different forms of shame hidden behind gender-specific masks, as well as gender differences in their paths t…
Changes in Self-Representations Following Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Young Adults
Changes in dynamic psychological structures are often a treatment goal in psychotherapy. The present study aimed at creating a typology of self-representations among young women and men in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, to study longitudinal changes in self-representations, and to compare self-representations in the clinical sample with those of a nonclinical group. Twenty-five women and sixteen men were interviewed according to Blatt’s Object Rel…
Utopic ideas of cure and joint exploration in psychoanalytic supervision
The idea of the decisive and complete cure is deeply rooted in our unconscious and in the sacral roots of symbolic healing. Double sets of private theories of cure can frequently be found among patients in psychoanalysis and their analysts. The utopian cure involves a profound transformation of the personality by way of deep regression. The idea of an attainable and more limited cure includes new ways of managing old problems. The actual ongoing …
The patient's private construction of meaning and canons of science
Starting from Freud's classical case studies, the author highlights the tension between the psychoanalytical starting point in the subject's own meaning construction and the claims of the professional expert to objectivity, privileged knowledge and interpretative precedence. Psychoanalytic investigation of subjective phenomena came into existence parallel with Freud's magnifi cent project to furnish ‘a psychology that shall be a natural science’.…
Communicating with patients with schizophrenia
Twenty-seven video-recorded interviews, with nine patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, were analysed using qualitative methodology. Sequences of well and of poorly functioning communication were distinguished, and characteristic verbal and nonverbal means of communication were described. In well functioning communication the interviewer asked short open questions, explored the emotional content in the narrative, and showed nonverbal means of co…
Emile, or on Devastation
The author's starting point is a psychoanalysis conducted with Emile, a teenager who was unable to form close relationships and was living in a virtual world, planning a school massacre. For him, virtual reality functioned as a bottomless container in which he was no longer a victim of bullying but rather a god. When the boundlessness of cyberspace encounters a "black hole" in the psyche, any fantasies can be put into virtual realization and acti…
Vicissitudes of ideas of cure in analysands and their analysts
This longitudinal prospective study focuses on analysands' and analysts' implicit ideas of how psychoanalysis might help analysands' psychological problems. Seven analysands and their analysts were periodically interviewed. Single ideas of cure from 75 interviews were inductively categorized. Nine distinct types of cures emerged, representing the wished-for goals of psychoanalysis, as well as the actions to achieve the wished-for changes. Each ca…
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis : Review of H. Kachele, J. Schachter, & H. Thoma, 'From psychoanalytic narrative to empirical single case research: Implications for psychoanalytic practice
The dialectics of psychoanalytic research
The original psychoanalytic research situation is the two-person dialogue. However, clinical practice in itself is still not an application of systematic case study methodology. In order to approach the question of why we need systematic psychoanalytic research, three types of dialectical tensions are described. Psychoanalysis, like other scientific disciplines, is involved in a dialectics of (1) rationalism versus empiricism, i.e., theory constr…
The dialectics of psychoanalytic research
The original psychoanalytic research situation is the two-person dialogue. However, clinical practice in itself is still not an application of systematic case study methodology. In order to approach the question of why we need systematic psychoanalytic research, three types of dialectical tensions are described. Psychoanalysis, like other scientific disciplines, is involved in a dialectics of (1) rationalism versus empiricism, i.e., theory constr…
The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state
(2002). ‘The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state: Theoretical considerations and clinical applications’ by Paola Capozzi and Franco De Masi. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 83, No. 2, pp. 551-563
The Meaning of Dreams in the Psychotic State
(2002). 'The meaning of dreams in the psychotic state: Theoretical considerations and clinical applications' by Paola Capozzi and Franco De Masi. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 83, No. 2, pp. 551-563
The patient's private construction of meaning and canons of science
Starting from Freud's classical case studies, the author highlights the tension between the psychoanalytical starting point in the subject's own meaning construction and the claims of the professional expert to objectivity, privileged knowledge and interpretative precedence. Psychoanalytic investigation of subjective phenomena came into existence parallel with Freud's magnifi cent project to furnish ‘a psychology that shall be a natural science’.…
The patient's private and canons of science
Starting from Freud's classical case studies, the author highlights the tension between the psychoanalytical starting point in the subject's own meaning construction and the claims of the professional expert to objectivity, privileged knowledge and interpretative precedence. Psychoanalytic investigation of subjective phenomena came into existence parallel with Freud's magnificent project to furnish 'a psychology that shall be a natural science'. …
Two sets of private theories in analysands and their analysts
Communicating with patients with schizophrenia
Twenty-seven video-recorded interviews, with nine patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, were analysed using qualitative methodology. Sequences of well and of poorly functioning communication were distinguished, and characteristic verbal and nonverbal means of communication were described. In well functioning communication the interviewer asked short open questions, explored the emotional content in the narrative, and showed nonverbal means of co…
Utopic ideas of cure and joint exploration in psychoanalytic supervision
The idea of the decisive and complete cure is deeply rooted in our unconscious and in the sacral roots of symbolic healing. Double sets of private theories of cure can frequently be found among patients in psychoanalysis and their analysts. The utopian cure involves a profound transformation of the personality by way of deep regression. The idea of an attainable and more limited cure includes new ways of managing old problems. The actual ongoing …
Patients' Views of Therapeutic Action in Psychoanalytic Group Psychotherapy
Patients' views of curative and hindering factors in psychoanalytic group psychotherapy are explored, starting with semi-structured interviews with 28 young adult patients at therapy termination. Using grounded theory methodology, a theoretical model of therapeutic action is constructed, elucidating the interactions between positive and negative experiences in the group. The focal point appears to be the patient's experience of their own activity…
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis
Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis : Review of H. Kachele, J. Schachter, & H. Thoma, 'From psychoanalytic narrative to empirical single case research: Implications for psychoanalytic practice
Changes in the representations of mother and father among young adults in psychoanalytic psychotherapy
The present study explores the changes in young adult patients’ representations of their parents from prior to psychotherapy through long-term follow-up. Twenty-five women and 16 men from the Young
Vicissitudes of ideas of cure in analysands and their analysts
This longitudinal prospective study focuses on analysands' and analysts' implicit ideas of how psychoanalysis might help analysands' psychological problems. Seven analysands and their analysts were periodically interviewed. Single ideas of cure from 75 interviews were inductively categorized. Nine distinct types of cures emerged, representing the wished-for goals of psychoanalysis, as well as the actions to achieve the wished-for changes. Each ca…
Personality-related responses to the psychoanalytic process
Seven analysands and their analysts were repeatedly interviewed at the beginning, during, and after the analysis about the analysands' problems and helpful and hindering factors in the analytic process. Using the analysands' initial descriptions of their problems, the authors categorized them as anaclitic or introjective according to Blatt's personality model. The hypothesis was that they would differ as to experiences of the analytic work. The i…
Emile, or on Devastation
The author's starting point is a psychoanalysis conducted with Emile, a teenager who was unable to form close relationships and was living in a virtual world, planning a school massacre. For him, virtual reality functioned as a bottomless container in which he was no longer a victim of bullying but rather a god. When the boundlessness of cyberspace encounters a "black hole" in the psyche, any fantasies can be put into virtual realization and acti…
Shame and Gender Differences in Paths to Youth Suicide
Risk factors, suicidal behavior, and help-seeking patterns differ between young women and men. We constructed a generic conceptual model of the processes underlying youth suicide, grounded in 78 interviews with parents in 52 consecutive cases of suicide (19 women, 33 men) identified at forensic medical autopsy and compared by sex. We found different forms of shame hidden behind gender-specific masks, as well as gender differences in their paths t…
Fostering change in personality configurations
Treatment goals in psychoanalysis often include changes in underlying psychological structures. Different patterns of change have been demonstrated in anaclitic and introjective patients. In a series of 14 cases, we took a further step and examined changes in the anaclitic - introjective personality configurations following psychoanalysis, as well as patients' experiences of these changes. Clinical case formulations were based on repeated intervi…
Changes in Self-Representations Following Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Young Adults
Changes in dynamic psychological structures are often a treatment goal in psychotherapy. The present study aimed at creating a typology of self-representations among young women and men in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, to study longitudinal changes in self-representations, and to compare self-representations in the clinical sample with those of a nonclinical group. Twenty-five women and sixteen men were interviewed according to Blatt’s Object Rel…
Early therapeutic process related to dropout in mentalization-based treatment with dual diagnosis patients
Negative therapeutic reaction was first described by Freud, and theories about this phenomenon have focused on various patient factors, for example, unconscious guilt, narcissistic pride, and overw
The Skin is the Cradle of the Soul”
Didier Anzieu’s notion of the skin-ego builds on a long psychoanalytic tradition that began with Freud’s idea that the ego is first and foremost a body ego, a projection in the psyche of the surface of the body, or, in other words, the idea that psychic phenomena are always embodied. An interface, a container for the ego, but also its origin: thus did Anzieu conceptualize the skin’s psychic function. The baby’s fantasy of having a common skin wit…
Obituary
Obituary
How much time does psychoanalysis take? The duration of psychoanalytic treatments from Freud’s cases to the Swedish clinical practice of today
The starting point for this paper is Freud's thinking about the length of psychoanalysis and the conditions for ending it. His psychoanalytic treatments were intense, but varied greatly in length. Freud's assertion that deep psychological changes take time is still topical; however, the length of time has gradually increased. Available documentation from psychoanalytic training institutes, and findings from empirical studies, indicate that the me…
Facilitating Transitions in Time and Space Between Psychotherapy Sessions and Everyday Life
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