„… . Phenomenology reminds us to remain as experience-near as possible in our dealings with our patients and our …” „… work Husserl was concerned with explaining how the horizons of our experience interrelate so they …” „… , psychoanalysts should keep in mind the work of Merleau-Ponty. I entirely agree with Merleau-Ponty’s view that …”

„… a personal crisis late in life as by his work with Heidegger.11 I believe it was the combined effect …” „… the pioneering work of Thomas Szasz, beginning with his The Myth of Mental Illness. Foundations of a …” „… body, the person associated with it does not matter. For both doctor and nurse, the patient in his bed …”

„… patient and for people who live with him/her. Given that the event is not different and cannot be …” „… confirming the pain of loss—that is, not denying it with excuses, but accepting it as shown in the patient’s …” „… not a reflection, but an action that interferes with reality. As a specialized activity, such action …”

„… the therapeutic treatment of delusional patients. On the basis of the work of Martin Heidegger, the …” „… working with other human beings that was characterized by Heidegger as »way-making caring for …” „… conception with his ontological account of anxiety and its disclosive power. His account of anxiety gives …”

„… perceive, understand and do with their patients.How can today’s educative system prepare heathcare workers …” „… emotionalburden, even as they work to relieve the physical suffering of the individual pa-tients under their …” „… awarenessimprove not only patient care, but also the lives of healthcare workers themselves?And what kind of …”

„… themselves interpersonally in relation to their patients«(Aron, 1992, S. 504). Interpretation bedeutet, sich …” „… X Auswertungder Beobachtungsprotokolle»In order to find the patient, we must look forhim within …” „… and works by (and there is noassurance that the analyst has full conscious access to the system under …”

„… & Trudy Klauber (Hrsg.), Work discussion. Learning from re-flective practice in work with children and …” „… therapist at work.Personal factors affecting the analytic process. London: Karnac.Anderson, Frances Sommer …” „… question with a question. Contem-porary psychoanalysis and jewish thought. Brighton, USA: Academic Studies …”

„… , die sich beim Arztdurch den Einfluß des Patienten auf das unbewußte Fühlen des Arztes einstellt …” „… großen un-veränderbaren Säulen betrachtet. Das gemeinsame Erleben von PatientIn undIV Die Entwicklung …” „… oderdes Patienten und der Analytikerin oder des Analytikers, sie stellen die Bezie-hung von zwei Menschen …”

„… work with patients. As a result, the analyst has the continuing opportunityto rework these issues on a …” „… denPatientInnen und MitarbeiterInnen darzustellen. Die StudentInnen solltennun die Fähigkeit der prozeduralen …” „… zwischen TherapeutIn undPatientIn. Auf der asymmetrischen Ebene versucht die Supervisorin oder der …”

„… Plan orientiert.Man ahmte die Haltung des Analytikers nach, der seinen Patienten in der analy-tischen …” „… ): WelcheGefühle kann die Patientin oder der Patient durch diese Mitteilung in mirhervorrufen wollen? Diese Frage …” „… , 2015, S. 217–244;Watillon, 2015, S. 167–186).3 Work DiscussionMartha Harris führte unter ihre Ägide das …”

„… selbstsicheresHandeln auf einer implizitenEbene in der Begegnungen mit PatientInnen vermittelt hat. Sie sollten eine …” „… Identität in der Pflege bei PatientInnen zu ent-wickeln, und sie sollten ihre spezifischen, individuellen …” „… können.AlskonzeptuelleKompetenzbeschreibtdieAutorin, eineTheorie alsplausibleErklärung für die Beschwerden der PatientInnen zu haben und ein …”

„… . Otherwise the interpersonalencounter with the patient is so powerful that it simply washes you away …” „… Selbsterfahrung bzw. Supervision im Sinne von formali-sierter Technikbegegnung mit den PatientInnen eröffnet eine …” „… . Enactmentzum Ausdruck gebracht. Die Prozesse in der Gruppe erwecken die Themen derPatientInnen bzw. der …”

„… patients with an idea that I would take over the work with him. This sixteen year oldAfghan boy had arrived …” „… work hard to start where the patient/student is at any given time. References Bion, W.R. (1962 …” „… therapy in the work of a multi-disciplinary team. Clinical illustrations are drawn from experience with a …”

„… coming to terms with its Nazi past and with the work of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation …” „… interventions in the Middle East) in various permutations and combinations. Certainly such diverse realms with …” „… their inherent complexities and nuances cannot be dealt with in a single paper; entire monographs have …”

„… on a research project about staff care in reference to the work with refugees aroundSyria, existing …” „… andWork Agency for Palestine Refugees Syria) durch. Die UNRWAkümmert sich seit 1948 um palästinensische …” „… settings tend to work many hours under pressure and within difficult security constraints. Many aid workers …”

„… Working with multiproblem familiesSocial work theory and practiceIstifan Maroon, Haifa; Oldrich …” „… Hafen, LuzernDeutsch für Patienten mit Migrations-hintergrundEin Modellprojekt in einem …”

„… ) patients affected bythe oncological disease who had a short life expectation, (2) patientswho were being …” „… concrete feedback to theinitial hypothesis, with the goal to fulfill the needs of the patientsaffected by …” „… V. Methodische Zugänge zur Aktivierungpsychodynamischer ProzessePaola Dei*with the participation of …”

„… confident uses possible of the aesthetic medium chosento work with. Nor must we worry ourselves that …” „… exclusively between the art ther-apy client and the produced art work that reverse-projects empatheticfeelings …” „… merely through the act ofcreating art works. This concentrated approach avoids thinking of theclient as …”

„… , work with marginalised groups such as mi-grants, etc. In this context the understanding of …” „… clinical and psychological fields of workThis fourth thematic volume »The psychodynamics of creative …” „… work.Artistic therapies in clinical and psychosocial fields of work« dealswith a further essential aspect of …”