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The Conversational Model provides a research-based long-term psychotherapy for those disorders of self which cannot respond adequately to short-term directive therapies. A review of the theoretical models of the major workers in the field of analytic therapy, such as Freud, Klein, Winnicott, Kohut, and others, contains their range of varied expected outcomes of long term psychotherapy. While emphasising the heuristic, clinical models of outcomes, essential scientific research is touched on. The talk concludes with the model outcomes of the Conversational Model of Hobson and Meares, which includes the integration of the traumatised self, and the renewed capacity to play.

Conflict of Interest: None disclosed
Financial Support/Funding: None disclosed
Recorded: Sydney, Australia, January 2007

The Clinical outcomes of long term psychotherapy
Dr Michael Williamson
 

 

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