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Тяжелые личностные расстройства. Стратегии психотерапии

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Как поставить диагноз в сложных случаях, какой тип психотерапии показан клиенту, как справляться с тупиковыми и особо сложными ситуациями в терапии, нужна ли пациенту госпитализация и как на него влияет окружающая социальная система - вот некоторые из проблем, подробно, на уровне техники, описанных в книге президента Международной психоаналитической ассоциации Отто Ф.Кернберга.

Эта работа обращена в первую очередь к практикам, особенно к тем, кто имеет дело с так называемыми пограничными пациентами, находящимися между психозом и неврозом.

464 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1984

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Otto F. Kernberg

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Otto Friedmann Kernberg (born 10 September 1928) is an Austrian-born American psychoanalyst and professor of psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine. He is most widely known for his psychoanalytic theories on borderline personality organization and narcissistic pathology.

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12 reviews7 followers
October 13, 2011
really, really great book. I finally have the closure I needed to move forward. To leave the memories of the people that were eviscerated that day behind. Every moment of every day is a new beginning. All praise to Lucifer, Bringer of Light.
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July 25, 2013
Kernberg "nails it" again with this one! Love, love, love....
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140 reviews2 followers
May 22, 2019
Это первая прочитанная мною книга Кернберга, поэтому первую половину книги я привыкала к стилю автора и тому, какое количество длинных слов он использует на одну синтаксическую единицу. Но потом я привыкла и с удовольствием внимала мудрости и клиническому опыту автора. Книга хороша тем, что в ней подробно и с примерами рассматривается широкий спектр личностных расстройств, в основном пограничных и нарциссических, и даются конкретные внятные рекомендации по технике лечения. Несмотря на явные проблемы с переводом (такое ощущение, что переводил непрофессионал, иначе откуда всякие «эмоциональная выжженность» и «отыгрывание вовне»), я очень рекомендую эту книгу всем, кто хочет повысить свою квалификацию в сфере психодинамической терапии. Квадратиш, практиш, гут.
887 reviews2 followers
March 29, 2020
DNF, I'll admit. I got about as far as when he seemed to be arguing BPD and narcissism were essentially the same if you dug deep enough before deciding this probably wasn't the philosophy I wanted to go with for understanding the nuances of Cluster B personality disorders. That's what I get for picking up a 35 year old reference manual and hoping to pull something meaningful from it, I guess.
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August 23, 2020
Un libro obligatorio para los estudiantes de psicoanálisis. Nos da una perspectiva y entendimiento sobre los trastornos fronterizos y su tratamiento.
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73 reviews20 followers
August 12, 2014
This was recommended to me because it has a very different view of psychopathy from Hare's. I'll say. As the title would suggest, this book is about personality disorders in general, with an emphasis on narcissism (not psychopathy). It's written for psychiatrists, not laymen, so what he discusses is problems of classification, differential diagnosis and treatment - not how to spot these people and cope with them in normal life.

I really didn't like it. He's so wedded to his theories that I don't think he even realises that facts can be separated from them. He has that really annoying lofty Freudian jargon, e.g. infantile personality demonstrates clinginess, you get it. In between all the theories, there are self-indulgent-sounding anecdotes, and a very intrusive "I" going all the way through.

This book is as close to unreadable as I have ever seen.
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