Success and failure in analysis

This is a Reference book for use only in the Library. Hardbound; viii + 231 pp., including black-and-white illustrations and bibliographic references in endnotes. Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress for Analytical Psychology, London 1971, sponsored by the International Association for Analytical Psychology. Contents: Preface / Gerhard Adler Can we evaluate analysis in terms of success and failure? / Gustav Dreifuss Has analysis failed as a therapeutic instrument? / Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig Three ways of failure and analysis / James Hillman The timing of analysis / David Hold Ending phase as an indicator of the success or failure of psychotherapy / Michael Fordham The constellation of the countertransference in relation to the presentation of archetypal dreams: (a) research methods and results / Hans Dieckmann The constellation of the countertransference in relation to the presentation of archetypal dreams: (b) clinical aspects / Rudolf Blomeyer Success and failure in analysis: Primary envy and the fate of the good / Mary Williams Mandala symbols and the individuation process; and Pictures 1 - 15 / J.W.T. Redfearn What we may expect of acute schizophrenia / John Weir Perry Analysis in Korea, with special references to the question of success and failure in analysis / Bou-Yong Rhi The group as corrective for failure in analysis / C.E. Brookes The therapeutic community disease / Robert F. Hobson Family therapy: When analysis fails / George H. Hogle Psychotherapeutic success with “Hippies” / William Walcott The archetypal foundation of youth protest as a cultural and individual phenomenon / Mario Moreno Images of success in the analysis of young women patients / Faye Pye The relativization of the ego as a criterion for success in Jungian analysis / Georges Verne Other books published by the foundation