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100 1  Stark, Martha. 
245 10 Working with resistance /|cMartha Stark. 
264  1 Northvale, N.J. :|bAronson,|c[1994] 
264  4 |c©1994 
300    xxiii, 302 pages ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-291) and 
       index. 
505 00 |tForeword /|rSheldon Roth, M.D. --|tThe Concept of 
       Conflict --|tThe Conflict between Id Impulse and Ego 
       Defense --|tTension between Yes and No --|tAn Operational 
       Definition of Resistance --|tIllusion and Distortion --
       |tMental Health and Illness --|tThe Repetition Compulsion 
       --|tAnxiety-Provoking Realities and Anxiety-Assuaging 
       Defenses --|tConvergent and Divergent Conflict --
       |tClinical Interventions --|tSituations of Conflict --
       |tThe Conflict Statement --|tWorking with the Patient's 
       Defenses --|tOwning of Responsibility and Moving On --
       |tThe Damaged-for-Life Statement --|tThe Compensation 
       Statement --|tThe Entitlement Statement --|tRespecting the
       Patient's Internal Experience --|tSupporting the Patient's
       Defense --|tThe Defense-against-Affects Statement --|tThe 
       Structure of the Conflict Statement --|tThe Path-of-Least-
       Resistance Statement --|tThe Price-Paid Conflict Statement
       --|tConfrontation and Paradox --|tTitration of Anxiety --
       |tReconnecting Conflicting Elements --|tUnderstanding and 
       Being Understood --|tMoment by Moment --|tFocusing the 
       Patient's Attention --|tClinical Example: A Defense 
       against Painful Affects --|tLearning to Contain Internal 
       Conflict --|tThe Capacity to Experience Internal Conflict 
       --|tThe Containing Statement --|tClinical Example: 
       Provision of Containment --|tFreud on Resistance --|tThe 
       Resistance as a Pathway to the Unconscious --|tFreud's 
       Five Types of Resistance --|tThree Types of Guilt --
       |tDefending against Helplessness --|tResistance as a 
       Failure to Grieve --|tProtecting against the Pain of 
       Knowing --|tClinical Example: Failure to Grieve. 
530    Also issued online. 
650  0 Resistance (Psychoanalysis) 
650  0 Psychotherapy. 
650  0 Transference (Psychology) 
650  0 Grief therapy. 
650  0 Personality change. 
650 12 Conflict, Psychological 
650 12 Treatment Refusal. 
650 22 Defense Mechanisms. 
650 22 Grief. 
650 22 Psychoanalytic Therapy|xmethods. 
776 08 |iOnline version:|aStark, Martha.|tWorking with 
       resistance.|dNorthvale, N.J. : Aronson, c1994
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