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The diagnosis and treatment of marital conflicts

The diagnosis and treatment of marital conflicts THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MARITAL CONFLICTS A Panel Discussion THE DIAGNOSIS OF MARITAL CONFLICTS PAUL LUSSHEIMER N A PANEL DISCUSSION on "The Diag- there is an awareness of wishes and feel. nosis and Treatment of Marital Con- ings and willingness and ability to make flicts," one has to decide how to utilize a choice. Most of the inner conflicts one the relatively short time allotted to each observes in marital counseling are, how- discussant. There was agreement among ever, not normal but neurotic conflicts. my colleagues to limit ourselves, more They do not exist in one of the marital or less, to a special area, and I am privi- partners only, but more frequently than leged to discuss the Diagnosis of Marital not, to some lesser or greater degree, in Conflicts. Much has been said and both. written on this subject by psychiatrists Experience shows that usually the and non-psychiatrists.1 Nevertheless, inner conflicts which interfere with a when we, the panelists, decided to take healthy mutuality in a marriage are up the topic, we did so hoping to add hidden behind one or many faqade con- something new that will be valuable to flicts ~ which are sufficiently http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Springer Journals

The diagnosis and treatment of marital conflicts

Lussheimer, Paul
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis , Volume 27 (1): 5 – Mar 1, 1967
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1967 The Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis
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THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MARITAL CONFLICTS A Panel Discussion THE DIAGNOSIS OF MARITAL CONFLICTS PAUL LUSSHEIMER N A PANEL DISCUSSION on "The Diag- there is an awareness of wishes and feel. nosis and Treatment of Marital Con- ings and willingness and ability to make flicts," one has to decide how to utilize a choice. Most of the inner conflicts one the relatively short time allotted to each observes in marital counseling are, how- discussant. There was agreement among ever, not normal but neurotic conflicts. my colleagues to limit ourselves, more They do not exist in one of the marital or less, to a special area, and I am privi- partners only, but more frequently than leged to discuss the Diagnosis of Marital not, to some lesser or greater degree, in Conflicts. Much has been said and both. written on this subject by psychiatrists Experience shows that usually the and non-psychiatrists.1 Nevertheless, inner conflicts which interfere with a when we, the panelists, decided to take healthy mutuality in a marriage are up the topic, we did so hoping to add hidden behind one or many faqade con- something new that will be valuable to flicts ~ which are sufficiently

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The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals

Published: Mar 1, 1967

Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis

References

  • Introduction
    R. W. Laidlaw
  • Our Inner Conflicts
    K. Horney
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    E. H. Mudd
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    K. Horney
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    K. Horney
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    B. Mittelmann
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    H. V. Dicks
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    R. F. Winsch
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    M. Harrower
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    M. Harrower