“Psychoanalytic Therapy” for your case study – “A patient suffering from a social anxiety disorder”.
Theoretical Orientation
“Psychoanalytic Therapy using concepts such as structure of personality, the unconscious, role of anxiety and ego-defense mechanisms, and stage of development. Include the role of transference and countertransference in the therapy process. Some techniques that can be included are free association, interpretation, dream analysis, and analysis and interpretation of resistance and transference.”
For Milestone Two Paper: Submit an Outline of the Final Project. The format should be 1-2 pages.
A detailed comprehensive case study with name, age of the patient, detailed research section of the theory and specific issues should be paired with the specific techniques of the therapy plan you selected.
Note the following for you case study
– You should have a detailed case study of the client. Then clearly state the therapy you are using for the client and talk about the therapy a little.
– What is it about the therapy plan and what techniques are you planning to use?
– Identify specific problems that you will address with your client. Identify the specific techniques of the therapy you are using to address each problem specifically.
– Then list what will be your expected comes by addressing issues that you will be treating and measuring the effectiveness of your goal.
Apply the following to your case study where applicable:
1. The theory, process, and techniques of helping, how it connects and relates to your case study.
2. Apply knowledge about the personality theory; the APA ethical code; and social and ethical issues/concerns related to the field of counseling or theoretical orientation chosen.
3. Practice effective attending skills and helping responses to your case study.
4. Express the core conditions for effective helping: empathy, positive regard, and genuineness to your case study.
5. Apply theory and learned techniques in role-played helping situations to the case study you have chosen.
6. Demonstrate critical, analytical, and self-assessment skills and apply it to your theoretical therapy plan.