(1) Traditional psychodynamic individual work is perhaps the most intense way to excise emotional malignancies that are getting in your way at work.

(2) I initially welcomed the article on psychodynamic therapy in the last issue.

(3) But the influence of psychodynamic theories has been felt in many other areas of psychotherapy.

(4) Is longer term psychodynamic psychotherapy more efficacious than shorter term therapies?

(5) Gabbard echoed Ferri and Clemens in emphasizing that psychodynamic principles were crucial to all aspects of psychiatric practice, including inpatient care and psychopharmacology.

(6) Treatment integrity of studies that compare short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy with cognitive-behavior therapy.

(7) The psychoanalytic or psychodynamic approach seems much more in tune with this research.

(8) Second, support can be drawn from related disciplines where psychodynamic methods enjoy considerable influence, e.g. psychiatry.

(9) While these symptoms impart a conformity to the clinical presentation, the underlying psychodynamic psychopathology is varied.

(10) During the period of dominance he identifies three distinct ways through which psychodynamic theories had a major influence on social work.

(11) First, that the routinized nature of practice affects all theoretical standpoints, therefore psychodynamic social work is not necessarily disadvantaged.

(12) A new trust fund has been launched to help social workers and other professionals train in psychodynamic learning and personal development.

(13) Payne suggests several different avenues of action for proponents of psychodynamic social work.

(14) Many young therapists are still studying and practicing psychoanalysis as well as psychodynamic psychotherapy.

(15) There are some therapists who see no real difference between psychoanalytic approaches and psychodynamic ones.

(16) None of the famous theories of this century, from pure behavioral reflexology to elaborate psychodynamic formulations, have proved sufficient to describe the human mind in health and disease.