1. Psychoanalytic Theory-the Talking Cure
(FREUD, ADLER, JUNG)

2. Basic Assumptions Unconscious and behavior
Instinctual drives and repression –sex (libido) and aggression
Ego state conflict gives rise to anxiety (real, moral, neurotic )
Defense mechanisms
Influence of childhood
Long term commitment

3. Common Defense Mechanisms
Repression
Suppression
Reaction formation
Projection
Displacement
Rationalization
Sublimation
Regression

4. The Overuse Of A Defense Mechanism

5. Assessment And Diagnosis
Important Part Of Psychoanalysis
Exploration Of Early Childhood Development And Arrestment (Fixations)
Psychosexual/Psychosocial Stages Of Development
The Need To Explore The Past

6. Goals And Procedures Resolve intrapsychic conflicts (strengthen ego)
Restructure the personality
Bring about insight
“Why do i do what i do?”
Bringing repressed material into the consciousness
“Blank screen” approach

7. Techniques Assessment Hypnosis Dream Analysis (Manifest/Latent)
Free Association
Word Association
Rorschack (Inkblots)
Interpretation And Analysis Of Resisitance And Transference

8. TECHNIQUES The Need To Be Aware Of Countertransference
Awareness Of How The Past Affects The Present
Videotaped Demonstration