This volume presents a fully integrated developmental approach that not only differentiates between varying etiologies of the narcissistic and borderline disorders but also provides a detailed guide to effective treatment.
Autorentext
James F. Masterson, M.D.
Zusammenfassung
Published in 1981, The Narcissistic and Borderline Disorders is a valuable contribution to the field of Psychiatry/Clinical Psychology.
Inhalt
Introduction, I. THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF NARCISSISM, 1. THE NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER, 2. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, 3. THE CLINICAL PICTURE: CASE HISTORY AND INTRAPSYCHIC STRUCTURE, 4. PSYCHOTHERAPY OF THE NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER-THE TESTING STAGE: "THE SIT-DOWN STRIKE" AND "THE MISSION", 5. THE BEGINNING OF THE WORKING-THROUGH PHASE: "THE MISSING PIECE" AND "THE GOLDEN THREAD", 6. NARCISSISTIC PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF THE BORDERLINE AND THE FALSE SELF, II. THE BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER, 7. A REVISION AND UPDATE OF DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY, 8. THE CLINICAL PICTURE: THE BORDERLINE TRIAD, 9. THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE, TRANSFERENCE ACTING-OUT, TRANSFERENCE, 10. TRANSFERENCE ACTING-OUT AND WORKING-THROUGH, 11. THE ROLE OF MASTERY OF THE TALIONIC IMPULSE, 12. TERMINATION OF TREATMENT, III. REFLECTIONS, 13. REFLECTIONS, Bibliography, Index