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Ego states are the parts of our personality that cause us to act different ways in different situations. Ego state theory, derived from the ego psychology of Paul Federn and recent developments in the area of dissociation, links normal personality functioning with its extremes, such as found in dissociative identity disorder. Integrating psychoanalytic practice and hypnoanalytic techniques, it encourages discovery and exploration of covert ego states, thereby effecting behavior change. This psychodynamic therapy fulfills the need for an efficient approach that achieves the goals of…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1997W.W. Norton · 272 pages · 9780393702590
Dissociative disordersTherapeutic useEgo (Psychology)HypnotismHypnotism, therapeutic useBrief PsychotherapyHypnosisEgo
