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Containment in Psychotherapy: Using Psychodynamic Technique in Psychiatry
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An educational lecture on psychodynamic techniques in psychiatry, focusing on therapeutic containment, alliance, and restraint around interpretation.
Psychodynamic technique shapes better therapy, diagnosis, and psychiatric interviewing in this episode on therapeutic interventions across psychiatry. Learn why follow the affect, therapeutic alliance, technical containment, and restraint around interpretation matter more than sounding clever. 💡Anti-depressant Course: psycho.farm/psychofarm-course 📖 PsychoFarm's Treating Depression Book: a.co/d/3M0uFui Lots of material from this lecture is from here: appi.org/Products/Psychotherapy/Clinician-Technique-in-Perso… ================ Follow PsychoFarm: 🔴SUBSCRIBE ► youtube.com/c/Psychofarm?sub_confirmation=1 🧠Mental Health Resources: psycho.farm/services-4 ➡ Substack: psychofarm.substack.com/ ➡Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/psychofarm-podcast/id176654449… ➡Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5kqD1sD0EtWNYopWT5MbGs ================ Intro & topic Why technique matters Frame and alliance Follow the affect Managing dysregulation Working with detachment Five intervention levels Level zero: containment Why level zero is foundationalWhat people say. Recommended by psychiatrists as a helpful explanation of psychodynamic containment and therapeutic alliance in clinical practice.
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