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Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

The Dictionary of Dream Interpretation

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 1997

"Dr. Schoenewolf draws on his vast experience with patients, illustrating with great clarity how clinicians can work with dreams. In the current therapeutic climate of managed care and swift achievement of behavioral goals, Schoenewolf's encyclopedic volume reminds us of the importance of the dream as royal road to the unconscious." Jeffrey Seinfeld, Ph.D."

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

111 Common Therapeutic Blunders

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 2005

This revised, updated, and expanded edition of a classic primer of countertransference and counterresistance reflects changes in contemporary psychotherapy and new situations that face therapists. The clinical blunders, chosen to convey the interpsychic, intrapsychic, and human aspect of the therapeutic dyad, illustrate a variety of dilemmas in an accessible form, and they now also address how supervisors react to their own countertransferences. Countertransference and counterresistance are universal, and this edition, like its predecessor, makes an absolute case for therapists to undergo a real, personal analysis. The 101 examples of therapeutic blunders and 11 supervisory blunders are presented simply, dramatically and often humorously, so that therapists of all persuasions can understand them.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Psychotherapy with People in the Arts

Editura: HAWORTH PR INC

Anul aparitiei: 2002

Learn to free creativity from the shackles of emotional conflicts!This riveting collection of case histories illustrates the dark interplay of neurosis and creativity. Psychotherapy with People in the Arts explores the struggles of writers, painters, actors, and composers to reconcile their overwhelming need to create and the self-doubts, frustrations, and neuroses that block their potential. In addition to ten inspiring tales of healing and self-knowledge, Psychotherapy with People in the Arts provides a solid introduction to the primary issues related to emotional disorders and creativity. It begins with a study of the notoriously reclusive and eccentric writer J. D. Salinger. Using both theory and case example, it shows how family history, present relations, and genetics can combine to impede the flow of an artist's natural gifts-and how a good therapist can help unblock that creative power. It also includes a series of tests to diagnose blocked creativity. Psychotherapy with People in the Arts explores such compelling themes as: dealing with racism and internalized self-hatred the conflict between commercial and high art anger and blocked tears the drive for an ...

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Psychotherapy with People in the Arts

Editura: HAWORTH PR INC

Anul aparitiei: 2002

Learn to free creativity from the shackles of emotional conflicts!This riveting collection of case histories illustrates the dark interplay of neurosis and creativity. Psychotherapy with People in the Arts explores the struggles of writers, painters, actors, and composers to reconcile their overwhelming need to create and the self-doubts, frustrations, and neuroses that block their potential. In addition to ten inspiring tales of healing and self-knowledge, Psychotherapy with People in the Arts provides a solid introduction to the primary issues related to emotional disorders and creativity. It begins with a study of the notoriously reclusive and eccentric writer J. D. Salinger. Using both theory and case example, it shows how family history, present relations, and genetics can combine to impede the flow of an artist's natural gifts-and how a good therapist can help unblock that creative power. It also includes a series of tests to diagnose blocked creativity. Psychotherapy with People in the Arts explores such compelling themes as: dealing with racism and internalized self-hatred the conflict between commercial and high art anger and blocked tears the drive for an ...

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

The Way

Editura: JAIN PUB

Anul aparitiei: 2005

A poetic rendering of the Taoist classic Tao Teh Ching by Lao Tzu, aimed at recapturing the tone and

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Turning Points Analytic the V1

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 1990

To find more information about Rowman and Littlefield titles, please visit www.rowmanlittlefield.com. Page dim. 235 x 163 x 24 Weight: 567 grams

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Turning Point in Analytic Ther

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 1990

To find more information about Rowman and Littlefield titles, please visit www.rowmanlittlefield.com. Page dim. 236 x 163 x 24 Weight: 590 grams

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

101 Therapeutic Successes

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 1977

Page dim. 235 x 164 x 28 Weight: 612 grams

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Sexual Animosity Between Men &

Editura: JASON ARONSON INC

Anul aparitiei: 1989

This book aims to provide a synthesis of the knowledge about the origins of sexual animosity between men and women within a societal context. The book aims to represent a variety of views and is intended to be of interest to practitioners in the fields of marital therapy and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. The central thesis of the book is that sexual animosity is retrenched aggression manifested in narcissistic values and behaviour. The book aims to allow for therapeutic strategy to evolve and those who are interested in analytic theory will find source material which will be useful for further theoretical considerations on narcissism and aggression.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Flugelhorn's Flight

Editura: AUTHORHOUSE

Anul aparitiei: 2009

Hank Flugelhorn, a man somewhat taken with hyperbole, has written a book about his adventures in outer space, and he doesn't care if you believe him or not. According to him, three naked girls sidled up to him one day and kidnapped him. They dragged him kicking and giggling to their space ship and whisked him off to their planet. On the way he was forced to donate a sperm sample via a spermatron and then required to satisfy each of the naked ladies, a feat which he accomplished with great finesse. Not that he needed to brag. On their planet he was thrown into the clutches of Xquisitrix, whose job was to reprogram him so that he would not contaminate women on her planet with his toxic behavioral habits brought from Earth. Xquisitrix explained to him during this reprogramming that all males had died out due to homopox. His job would be to repopulate the planet. He asserted that he would do his best. When the time came he threw himself into his work with ultimate dedication. On the seventh day he rested, only to discover that he had now contracted the dreaded homopox, which manifested itself in the slow rotting of his sexual organs. Before that happened he managed to steal a rocket ...

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

A Way You'll Never Be

Editura: AUTHORHOUSE

Anul aparitiei: 2009

Based on the author's research as a psychoanalyst, A Way You'll Never Be tells the story of Robert Allen Jones (Bobby), the son of a white mother and a black father, and his unlikely relationship with a pretty runaway named Jenny. Written as a first-person diary, this hardboiled work provides a poignant glimpse into a serial murderer's mind as it follows him and teenage charmer Jenny on a road trip from Kansas to the Florida Keys. . Jenny falls in love with Bobby and wants to marry him to "make up for what your mom did," but he has other plans. The novel, full of oddball adventures, moves inexorably to its tragic ending in a cove on the Florida Keys. A haunting tale of with unforgettable characters, it has important things to say about love, murder, racial hatred and American culture.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Holding on and Letting Go

Editura: AUTHORHOUSE

Anul aparitiei: 2009

The author, a psychoanalyst, has collected his philosophical poems and primitive drawings (the latter which he did while his patients were on the couch. Two categories of poems populate the book. Those in the first section, "Holding On," were mainly done in the first half of his life, and evidence a disturbed viewpoint of regretting and brooding about things. Those in the second section, "Letting Go," describe the state of accepting life as it is and living in harmony, a state which he aspired to obtain after about 40 years of his own psychotherapy. In all there are 58 poems and 50 drawingsWhile the author believes that the later poems represent emotional maturity, he does not now see himself as mature, but rather, improved. He passes on this collection in the hope that others will benefit from his journey.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Scenes from a Man's Life

Editura: XLIBRIS CORP

Anul aparitiei: 2010

. This is inspiring tale of a man's journey through life. It follows him as he goes through an abusive childhood, fleeting fame as a young playwright, a later descent into madness, redemption by way of psychotherapy with a female therapist, and finally success as a man, psychotherapist and writer.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

An Ordinary Lunacy

Editura: XLIBRIS CORP

Anul aparitiei: 2010

Virgil, an aspiring New York artist and desperate nerd, meets Lila, a beautiful visitor from Eastern Europe with a mysterious flaw. He bumbles his way to her heart, but is handicapped by his phobia of beautiful women, which causes him to have a "kissing reflex," a malady that compels him to hastily kiss and have sex with a beautiful woman in order to allay his neurotic fears of rejection. Despite his handicap he succeeds in getting Lila to bed, whereupon she turns out not to be as beautiful as he thought. His despair at seeing her "birth defect" mortifies him, which in turn offends Lila and causes her to run off to Paradise Island. He follows her there and attempts to humbly apologize, but he is rebuffed again. Finally, after yelling at his mother during her misbegotten visit to New York, Virgil calms down and reaches a point of "temporary sanity," whereby he is able to engage in more mature conversation with Lila and show her his caring and generous side by painting her bathroom metallic gold, magenta, and green. Somehow all ends happily in the end. This is a romantic comedy like Something About Mary.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

Psychoanalytic Centrism: Collected Papers of a Neo-Classical Psychoanalyst

Editura: PRENTICE HALL

Anul aparitiei: 2012

In this collection of papers by a neo-classical psychoanalyst, he points the way back to a more centrist view. He argues with modern writings that have repealed Freud's theories about women, homosexuality, drive theory and cultural psychology without offering plausible substitutes. He posits a neutral thesis that is an attempt to unify a psychoanalysis that has fragmented into numerous schools since Freud's death.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

101 Therapeutic Successes

Editura: KESSINGER PUB LLC

Anul aparitiei: 1977

This text, aimed at psychotherapists, is a guide to the range of techniques and interventions that lead to effective therapy. Drawing from his experience and 101 clinical histories, the author gives a presentation of what the therapist does and how it contributes to successful treatment.

Gerald Schoenewolf (Author)

76 Typical Therapy Mistakes: A Workbook for Psychotherapists

Editura: CENGAGE LEARNING

Anul aparitiei: 2014

76 TYPICAL THERAPY MISTAKES is a workbook for psychotherapists of all types, providing them with an instructive as well as entertaining way to avoid the common pitfalls of practicing psychotherapy. This practical book, written by a noted psychoanalyst, contains 76 teaching tales that cover all the typical mistakes therapists are prone to making. Each tale is followed by questions for readers to answer, and then an explanation of how the therapist went wrong and what he should have done. Written in a concise and witty style, the tales include "The Therapist Who Was Disgusted by Penises," "The Gay Therapist and the Handsome Brute," "The Grandiose Group Therapist," and "The Therapist Who Craved Love." The Workbook contains a helpful introduction on four types of countertransference and two types of counterresistance that often lead to therapy mistakes. Yet, for the most part, the book is free of terminology and can be read by professionals and lay people alike. It is sure to become a standard in the field.

Gerald Schoenewolf Ph. D. (Author)

Jennifer and Her Selves: Revised Edition

Editura: FEIWEL & FRIENDS

Anul aparitiei: 2012

She was thin and tired, her arms marked by self-inflicted wounds. In his seventh session with Jennifer, Dr. Gerald Schoenewolf, then a young psychoanalyst, made an astounding discovery: this beautiful former ballerina was actually seven separate personalities, ranging from an angry little boy to an austere writer to a sexually provocative young woman. Tracing the birth of each of Jennifer's selves, Dr. Schoenewolf found himself drawn inexorably into a near obsession with her. Dealing directly with each of her personalities, he accompanied Jennifer on a profound journey of awakening and pain. This is a unique session-by-session account of an extraordinary year when a patient and doctor changed each other's lives forever. "An emotional, convincing account." --Publishers Weekly "This was a page-turner, a fascinating case of a disorder many of us will never see in practice. But it isn't necessary to be a therapist to find Schoenewolf's narrative an intriguing one." --Houston Chronicle "We are allowed to see the very human side of the therapist as he struggles with the suspicion, then the knowledge, that he has fallen in love with his patient....Once begun, this book is hard to put ...

Robertiello Richard C., Schoenewolf Gerald

101 Common Therapeutic Blunders

Editura: Jason Aronson Inc. Publishers

Anul aparitiei: 1992

101 Common Therapeutic Bluders: Countertransference and Counterresistance in psychotheraphy. Page dim. 230 x 163 x 21 Weight: 417 grams

Schoenewolf Gerald

The Art of Hating

Editura: Jason Aronson Inc. Publishers

Anul aparitiei: 1990

Explores the ways people express subjective hate, including characterological, cultural, political, sexual and parent-child hate. Arguing that most people hate in destructive ways, it provides a history of the art of hating both in the psychotherapeutic laboratory and everyday life. Page dim. 236 x 163 x 24 Weight: 544 grams