Il trattamento dei pazienti con organizzazione borderline di personalità

Titolo Rivista PSICOBIETTIVO
Autori/Curatori Otto Kernberg
Anno di pubblicazione 2014 Fascicolo 2014/2
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 30 P. 61-90 Dimensione file 589 KB
DOI 10.3280/PSOB2014-002005
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Nel presente lavoro vengono presentate le difficoltà del trattamento di pazienti con organizzazione borderline di personalità (caratteristiche del transfert e del controtransfert, regressione e psicosi di transfert), e ne vengono illustrate alcune proposizioni generali sulla strategia psicoterapeutica. In particolare, vengono evidenziati come la scissione e gli altri meccanismi correlati (idealizzazione primitiva, identificazione proiettiva, negazione, onnipotenza), tutti tipici dei pazienti borderline, appaiono da un punto di vista clinico, e vengono suggeriti approcci psicoterapeutici complessivi.;

Keywords:Organizzazione borderline di personalità; transfert; controtransfert; psicoterapia

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Otto Kernberg, Il trattamento dei pazienti con organizzazione borderline di personalità in "PSICOBIETTIVO" 2/2014, pp 61-90, DOI: 10.3280/PSOB2014-002005