Feminist psychotherapy: Concepts and Application

Concepts and Problems of Psychotherapy

acquired "ye habit of scribling some thing every night" as a "book for memorandams," and it is to this admirable habit and the, at times, very precise "memorandams," that we owe a most delightful picture of many phases of the medical practice of the period. Married in 1761, she became mother of nine children who most certainly experienced all of the usual-and, indeed, some of the less commoncom...

New concepts on the fuzzy linear systems and an ‎application

A‎s we know, developing mathematical models and numerical procedures that would appropriately treat and solve systems of linear equations where some of the system's parameters are proposed as fuzzy numbers is very important in fuzzy set theory. For this reason, many researchers have used various numerical methods to solve fuzzy linear systems. In this paper, we define the concepts of midpoint a...

From Hinge Narrative To Habit Self-oriented Narrative Psychotherapy Meets Feminist Phenomenological Theories of Embodiment

The psychotherapy of schizophrenia: Semrad's contributions to current psychoanalytic concepts.

Elvin Semrad's contributions to the understanding and psychotherapy of schizophrenia are described. The author defines the principles that guided Semrad in his theoretical understanding of schizophrenic patients, and elaborates the practical application of these principles. Semrad's contributions are related to recent work by Winnicott and Kohut on the holding environment and on the self-object...

Feminist theory, feminist and anti-racist politics, and restorative justice

Their Application to Assessment of Psychopathology and Psychotherapy

Aristotle elaborated his theory of virtue in two texts, the Nicomachean and the Eudemian Ethics. Throughout the centuries, his theory of virtues has endured despite a number of attempts to eliminate it as a framework for how one should live and flourish. This essay revisits Aristotle’s theory of virtue for two purposes. The first is simply to note the remarkable depth of his understanding of hu...