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Psychodynamic Approaches in Health and Social Care: Applying Classic Psychoanalytic Work to Contemporary Settings

Editor : Shelly Allen

Table of Contents

Introduction

1. Remembering, Repeating & Working Through (Freud,1914) promoting curiosity and remaining engaged
2. Mourning and Melancholia (Freud,1917) in contemporary Health and Social Care
3. Making space in Health and Social Care for Hate in the Countertransference (Winnicott,1949)
4. To be or not to be, detached or emotionally involved, that is the question of Heimann's 'On Counter-Transference' (1950)
5. The Unspoken in Health and Social Care Meetings: Group Dynamics: A Re-View (Bion, 1952)
6. Leading, following and mentoring through the lens of Envy and Gratitude (Klein, 1957)
7. How our adult world and its roots in infancy (Klein, 1959), affects our abilities to make use of contemporary health and social care services
8. Bion’s (1962) A psychoanalytic study of thinking: understanding how the mind of the other produces and sustains the capacity to ‘think under emotional fire’ for young people and staff within residential care environments
9. Going Beyond Notes on Infant Observation (Bick, 1964) promoting sensitivity & attunement in Health and Social Care
10. On meeting our Ghosts in the Nursery (Fraiberg, Adelson, & Shapiro, 1975)

Conclusion