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S. Freud (1924)
The Psychoanalytic Movement, Collected Papers, Vol. I
K. Horney (1950)
Neurosis and Human Growth
F. Alexander (1948)
Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis
ELIZABETH KILPATRICK HE EARLY ANALYSTS discussed their cases other analyses. In 1948, Alexander ~ wrote, with their colleagues, a procedure com- "Didactic Analysis (training analysis) which mon in all branches of medicine. Their every trained analyst undergoes, increases objective was to improve psychoanalytic the knowledge of his own personality, and theory and technique by utilizing the crea- enables him to allow for the disturbing in- tivity and experience of each one engaged fluence of his own character (that is, the in the work. Through these discussions, the personal equation) in evaluating his pa- analysts found they were learning a great tient... The observer has to be analyzed deal about their own personalities, and himself to overcome his repressions and about the influence of their attitudes, learn to understand the unconscious ele~ thoughts, and feelings toward the patient ments in his personality and thus become on the course of analysis. These were the sensitive to them in others... In this case first training analyses. Freud 1 states, "I (didactic analysis) it is not the hope of cure but the wish to learn the method by study- soon saw the necessity of an analysis of ing oneself that guarantees frankness." myself
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 1953
Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis
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