Manuel de la pratique clinique en psychologie et psychopathologie, 2nd Edition (Original PDF from Publisher)

The Essence of Clinical Practice in Psychology and Psychopathology

René Roussillon’s “Manuel de la pratique clinique en psychologie et psycho pathologie” provides a comprehensive analysis of the fundamental principles that define clinical practice in psychology and psychopathology. Adapting to the multifaceted clinical settings and scenarios, this manual draws upon psychoanalytic theory and practice, expanding upon these concepts to encompass diverse therapeutic approaches.

The work meticulously examines:

• Methodological Association and its Variations: Exploring the multifaceted nature of the associative method and its applications in clinical practice.

• Transfer and its Diverse Manifestations: Delving into the complexities of transference, its various configurations, and its impact on the therapeutic process.

• Functions of the Clinical Framework and its Customization: Assessing the role of the clinical setting and tailoring it to the patient’s individual processing capabilities.

• Understanding Psychological Needs in Therapy and Symbolism: delving into the psyche’s needs within therapeutic work, emphasizing the significance of symbolization in the transformation process.

• The Therapist’s Role in Intervention: Outlining the therapist’s interventions and their significance in facilitating healing and growth.

In addition, the book dedicates a comprehensive chapter to research in clinical practice, highlighting its critical relevance to both theoretical understanding and therapeutic efficacy.

This updated version has been meticulously revised and modernized, incorporating the latest advancements in psychological research and the evolution of clinical practices. As a result, it presents a cutting-edge perspective on the complexities of clinical psychology and psychopathology, offering practitioners an indispensable guide to delivering effective and informed care.