Technology and practice of psychoanalysis

The textbook of an outstanding American psychoanalyst Ralph R. Grinson is one of the most readable and often reprinted techniques for the technique of classical psychoanalysis, it is recommended as the basic in the American program of training psychoanalysts.
The success of the book is largely due to the fact that Greenson from the "first hands" gives the reader to clinical experience and devotes in the subtleties of the profession. He was one of the first to open the door for the reader to his office and allowed to look at how psychoanalytic theory was embodied in practical work. In Greenson"s book, it considers the technique for analyzing the transfer and resistance, the problems of establishing a working alliance, the position of the analyst and the requirements that the psychoanalytic situation nominates.
The book is addressed to the mainly practicing psychoanalystics and students studying psychoanalytic techniques, and will also be useful to all interested in psychotherapy issues