The empathic healer an endangered species? / Michael J. Bennett.

Author/creator Bennett, Michael J.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoSan Diego, Calif. : Academic Press,
Descriptionxxiv, 260 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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SeriesPractical resources for the mental health professional
Contents Machine generated contents note: 1 The Health Care System Has Lost its Heart -- Introduction -- Managed Health Care -- From Physician-Healer to Physician-Scientist -- A Working Definition of Clinical Empathy -- Empathy from 10,000 Feet -- Empathy and the Arts -- The Evolving Health Care System -- Outline of the Book -- Clinical Empathy: Reform or Relic? -- References 2 The History of Empathy in Mental Health Care -- Origins: Feeling into a Work of Art -- Empathy as a Therapeutic Strategy -- Empathy and Experiential Healing -- Conclusions -- References -- 3 Empathy and the Listening Healer -- Listening and Reciprocity -- Conclusions -- References 4 Empathy: Facilitators and Barriers -- Sympathy and Empathy -- The Patient -- The Therapist -- Conclusions -- References 5 Empathy and Ideology -- The Greeks Had a Word for It -- Dualism and Mental Illness -- Monism: The Dominance of Brain -- Monism: The Dominance of Mind -- The Pendulum Swings Again -- Converging Trends -- Conclusions -- References 6 Empathy and the Brain -- Psychosomatics -- Neo-Darwinism and Genetic Plasticity -- Genetic Plasticity and Empathy -- From Circuits to Brain Maps -- Empathy and the Biology of Memory -- Consciousness: Is It Overrated? -- Conclusions -- References 7 Treaters and Healers -- The Empathic Treater -- Conclusions -- References -- 8 Empathy and the Focus of Psychotherapy -- Psychotherapy in Organized Systems of Care -- The Concept of a Focus in Psychotherapy -- Focus and Complex Disorders -- Finding the Focus: The Importance of a Formulation -- Focus and Brevity -- Formulation and Clinical Ideology -- The Science of Formulation -- Conclusions -- References 9 Focal Psychotherapy -- The Process of Assessment -- Why Now? -- What Now? -- What Impasse Must Be Overcome? -- What Next? -- Conclusions: Empathy and Focal Psychotherapy -- References 10 Empathy Redux -- Features of the Healing Environment -- Marriage and the Healing Environment -- The Interpersonal Environment and the Immune System -- Healing in a Technological Era -- Virtual Empathy -- Preserving an Endangered Species -- Empathy Redux -- References.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Access restrictionAvailable only to authorized users.
Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 00111402
ISBN0120886626 (alk. paper)

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