Otto F. Kernberg Livres

Focusing on transference-focused psychotherapy, this clinical guide is tailored for mental health professionals treating individuals with borderline personality organization, particularly those diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The authors, experts in the field, blend intervention principles with illustrative clinical cases to enhance understanding. Additionally, the text is complemented by online videos, providing further insights into the application of the methods discussed. This resource aims to broaden the effectiveness of treatment for complex personality disorders.

Focusing on the treatment of higher level personality pathology, this book introduces dynamic psychotherapy specifically tailored to address the rigidity associated with such conditions. It offers a practical approach to a therapeutic method that aims to help a diverse range of patients improve maladaptive personality traits. By employing this treatment, individuals can achieve lasting enhancements in their quality of life, making it a valuable resource for both practitioners and those seeking to understand this complex area of mental health.

The book explores the interconnections between psychoanalytic, psychiatric, and neurobiological perspectives, focusing on severe personality disorders, particularly narcissism and borderline conditions. Dr. Kernberg, known for his expertise in these areas, presents innovative diagnostic and treatment strategies. He delves into the complexities of sexual love and religious experiences, linking them to object relations theory. This comprehensive approach not only addresses severe psychopathology but also contributes to the future of psychoanalytic research.

Focusing on the complexities of treating borderline patients, this book introduces Transference-Focused Therapy (TFP), a psychodynamic approach tailored for this challenging population. It addresses the emotional intensity and risks involved in therapy, offering insights from recent clinical and research advancements. Designed for both seasoned therapists and psychotherapy students, the text serves as a valuable resource for enhancing treatment efficacy and understanding the nuances of working with borderline patients.

This book serves as a foundational resource for comprehending pathological narcissism in patients. It delves into the characteristics and behaviors associated with this condition, offering insights into the psychological mechanisms at play. The text aims to equip readers with the knowledge necessary to recognize and address the complexities of narcissistic pathology, making it a valuable tool for mental health professionals and those seeking to understand this challenging personality disorder.

Focusing on severe personality disorders, this book delves into recent advancements in psychoanalysis, particularly regarding narcissism and eroticism. It presents a new classification system and therapeutic methods, emphasizing the neurobiological and intrapsychic factors influencing personality. The author highlights the often-overlooked complexities of patients' sexual lives, especially those with narcissistic pathology, providing clinicians with valuable insights and clinical examples to enhance treatment approaches and improve patient quality of life.

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Focusing on the integration of psychoanalytic object relations theory with transference focused psychotherapy (TFP), this book presents empirical studies that showcase TFP's effectiveness in treating severe personality disorders and relational disturbances. It addresses contemporary challenges in psychoanalysis, including neurobiological insights and their relevance to psychodynamic processes. Additionally, the volume discusses clinical features of personality pathologies, the dynamics of group therapy, and training for therapists, offering a comprehensive view of TFP's applications and future directions in mental health.

Otto F. Kernberg Limitations to the capacity to love - Article written in English Babette Renneberg, Johanna Boettcher, Matthias Weiler Addicted to love - Liebe und die Dependente Persönlichkeitsstörung Stefan Röpke, Aline Vater Idealisierung und Entwertung - Liebesbeziehung bei Borderline-Persönlichkeitsstörung Borwin Bandelow Sex, Drugs, and Rock , n' Roll - Liebe der Berühmtheiten Ilka Quindeau „Sie küssten und sie schlugen sich ...“ - Gewalt in Intimpartnerschaften Diana Diamond Sexuality and attachment in patients with severe narcissistic personality disorders - Article written in English

Themenübersicht Hans Markowitsch Genetische und neuroanatomische Korrelate von antisozialem und kriminellem Verhalten Sabine Herpertz Neurobiologische Grundlagen von aggressiven Störungen Egon Fabian Defizitäre Angst, Aggression und antisoziale Persönlichkeitsstörung Udo Rauchfleisch Antisoziale Persönlichkeiten, eine unbeliebte Patientengruppe Klaus Hoffmann Stationäre Behandlungskonzepte Michael Stone Eine psychiatrische Perspektive auf das Böse Willi Pecher Sozialtherapeutische Behandlung von Gefangenen