Psychodynamic Theories

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This is an introduction to psychodynamic theory designed to accompany Theory and Treatment Planning in Counseling and Psychotherapy as well as Case Documentation in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Also visit www.masteringcompetencies.com and www.dianegehart.com for more free resources.

[@marcolas1982]

It's always good to get fresh perspective. Thank you for that fresh perspective

[@erby1kabogey9]

Much better over view then the one I just received in class. Thank you!

[@taiwannumberone888]

Finally something educated and informative being posted on the subject.
Appreciate your effort.

[@evian.]

lol, that's a lot of judgement. I like Dr Diane R. Gehard too :)

[@KaptainKKD]

As an MFT/art therapy student, I really appreciate this field and how it's pushing for multicultural competency. Being culturally considerate and sensitive plays a huge role in obtaining strong client-therapist trust.

[@loriannaliccketto8984]

Kuangheng Hwang i want to go into art therapy

[@lifewithsaumen]

Lovely effort. Thank you, God bless you. Keep helping ppl in need around you, doctor!

[@robbiehawyes9759]

I understand psychodynamic a whole lot more since listening to this lecture. Thank you :)

[@mayomayo9557]

Please what's the difference between psychodynamic and psychoanalytic theory

[@GlobalEltorro]

Thank you so much for publishing these!

[@Gem4t]

Thank you this is by far more stimulating than my lecture content.

[@davethecrow]

same!

[@naturalladyel2012]

Thanks so much You are awesome! I am studying for my LSW exam and i needed this as a brief review. I took psychology in undergrad and i love Psychodynamic theories.

[@ray-hj1do]

Thank you

[@davidrobinson5487]

"Transference is generally considered negative..." positive transferance can facilitate treatment when the patient sees the therapist similarly to a positive attachment figure from their past.

[@lester_ernesto]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽!!! Awesome !!! really well done.
Thank you very much ;)

[@philly111]

Thank you for this video, much appreciated!

[@terencebanseka661]

Thanks very much Doctor. I have learned a lot from presentation

[@sushirkumarmahapatra6196]

respected mam.i like your all the lectures series on psychology thank you .

[@amysandridge8449]

Excellent

[@sigalaki]

Thank you - this was super helpful ^^

[@Veruma]

Thank you for this amazing video! I wanted to ask, when you say that there's no significance difference between Interpersonal, Humanistic and CBT in term of treating depression, what is the source please? Thanks in advance

Thank you for your lecture! I believe it will help me to pass my master exam - psychotherapeutic studie in Czech republic:)

[@dr.cheryllholmesphd1502]

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[@marvinsmith9039]

Good stuff. Thanks

[@yveqeshy]

you have a very succinct way of explaining these concepts.

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

Thanks so much!

[@JebroUnity]

Would have LOVED a mention of Winnicott during the Good enough mother part of the lecture. Great stuff! Im a british trained therapist now in America, ready to retrain here in the states. Thank you!

[@chhe1788]

Hi Brit! So am I. 13 Years in. Welcome.

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

Thank you for adding that detail. It's hard to cover so much amazing history in so little time. I believe I do a better job with crediting individuals in the actual textbook.

[@paddiesday]

is there any way of printing this transcript?

[@lindadunn8787]

Thank you.

[@miguelislasmoving_crk5932]

Thanks a lot, this review turned out to be very enriching for me to visualize this theory and to better approach it. hugs

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melissagoddessdevi]

Great video!!!

[@claireprendergast3367]

Really excellent, thank you

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

Glad you liked it!

[@shirleykearney5248]

Hello Diane,
So is from my understanding is that in the field or area of psychodynmic and psychoanalysis . Is where the therapist or psychotherapist is only self. The therapist have to go through training of themseves first to better understand and better interpret insight of their clients? Is it where the threapist listen ONLY while observing the client non verbal communication's as well to listening what is being said? And help client understand his/ herself better? As I was teading ccx and listening to you. You stated about that its a one person communication NOT two persons communicating.

[@mayomayo9557]

Please what's the difference between psychodynamic and psychoanalytic theory

[@JohnSWren]

Would it be fair to call Robert Langs MD (RIP Dr Langs) "self-processing" part of a psychodynamic business consulting or coaching practice?

[@creepycrawlything]

How should one cite or reference this video and its content.

[@fredrik7922]

You shouldn´t. Reference the actual books and scientific papers behind this UA-cam video.

[@deirforb]

Not necessary to go back to the references Dr. Gehart utilized. Because that would mean you'd then go back to the references those references utilized etc., etc. Just check a style book such as APA to reference the video properly.

[@trevagilliard3072]

Are therapists obligated to share therapy approach and any diagnosis made? I wonder how many therapists are using psychodynamic approaches without proper training and without consent from the client?

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

There is no legal obligation for telling a client your orientation, but I would consider it an ethical requirement (not all may agree). In terms of diagnosis, this is generally considered legally required information, unless the therapist can argue/document some sort of safety or other really extreme or unusual circumstance...but that would be very, very rare and exceptional.

[@Willkott]

What a load of mumbojumbo

[@charlesg9405]

your are so cute in other words you look beautifull 💘