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WHAT IS EFFECTIVE IN THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS? A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION BELLA S. VAN BARK, MODERATOR I FEEl'. HONORED by the privilege offered therapists emphasize mainly the doctor-pa- me to moderate this Round Table on the tient relationship; others give centrality to vitally important and significant topic, the personality of the therapist, stressing the influence stemming from his philosophy "What is Effective in the Therapeutic Pro- cess?" We do not intend to negate other of mental health and neurosis which de- termine the character of his participation sources from which a distressed person may gain help. However, this panel of psycho- and interest in the whole of the patient. analysts is specifically concerned with the Others put the activation of the construc- tive forces in the patient in the foreground; kind of help which leads to effective ther- apy. True effectiveness would be reflected still others give predominance to the work- in personality change and growth. Can we ing toward diminishing the destructive arrive at tentative formulations regarding forces. Some attribute the weight of im- the forces which are derived from our clini- portance to the development of insight cal data? Can we clarify what actually tran- through helping
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals
Published: Mar 1, 1957
Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis
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