Experimentation and Innovation in Psychotherapy

includes index and biblioraphy

1 S1GMUNU FREUD Lines of Advance in Psychoanalytic Therapy | 1 2 SANDOR FERENCZI The Further Development of an Active Therapy in Psychoanalysis | 10 3 ALFRED ADLER The Drive for Superiority | 27 4 THOMAS S. SZASZ Psychoanalytic Treatment as Education | 36 5 HYMAN SPOTNITZ The Toxoid Response | 49 6 MARIE COLEMAN NELSON Effect of Paradigmatic Techniques on the Psychic Economy of Borderline Patients | 63 7 CHARLES T. SULLIVAN Recent Developments in "Direct Psychoanalysis" | 90 8 GOODHUE LIVINGSTON The Role of Activity in the Treatment of Schi/oid or Schizophrenic Patients | 108 9 ERIC BERNE Transactional Analysis | 119 10 J. L. MORENO Reflections on My Method of Group Psyrhotherapy and Psychodrama | 130 11 HERBERT A. OTTO Toward a Holistic Treatment Program | 144 12 ARON KRICH Active Strategies in Marriage Counseling | 163 13 NATHAN W. ACKERMAN The Family Approach to Marital Disorders | 176 14 JAY HALEY Marriage Therapy | 189 15 K. I. PLATONOV Methods of Verbal Suggestion | 22-1 16 JOSEPH WOLPE Reciprocal Inhibition as the Main Basis of Psychotherapeutic Effects | 251 17 ROBERT A. HOGAN Implosive Therapy in the Short-Term Treatment of Psychotics | 281 18 E. LAK1N PHILLIPS and SALAH EL-BATRAWI Learning Theory and Psychotherapy Revisited: With Notes on Illustrative Cases I 295 19 DONALD R. PETERSON and PERRY LONDON Neobehavioristic Psychotherapy: Quasi-hypnotic Suggestion and Multiple Reinforcement in the Treatment of a Case of Postinfantile Dyscopresis [ 306 20 MILTON H. ERICKSON The Use of Symptoms as an Integral Part of Hypnotherapy | 314 21 ALBERT ELL1S The Treatment of Frigidity and Impotence | 328 22 VIKTOR E. FRANKL Paradoxical Intention: A Logotherapeutic Technique | 337 23 LEWIS R. WOLBERG Methodology in Short-Term Therapy | 353 24 HAROLD CREENWALD Treatment of the Psychopath | 363