Katathym Imaginative Psychotherapy: Textbook of Working with Imaginations in Psychodynamic Psychotherapies

Foreword to the 2nd Edition\nThe Gate to the Book—A Foreword\nContents\nAbout the Authors\n1 Introduction\n	Excursus 1: katathym\n	Excursus 2: Hanscarl Leuner\n	References\n2 The Stuff that Imaginations are Made of\n	Excursion 3: Kinesthetic\n	References\n3 Katathym Imaginative Psychotherapy—From First Contact to Initial Imagination\n	3.1  The Beginning Before the Beginning—How Therapy Gets Started\n	3.2  Basic Principles of Indication Setting and Treatment Planning\n	3.3  Indication for the Inclusion of Imaginations in the Psychodynamic Therapy Process—Their Three Therapeutic Functions\n	Excursus 4: Primary Process\n	3.4  Basic Principles of Treatment Agreements in Psychodynamic Therapies\n	3.5  Imagination Announcements as Part of Treatment Agreements\n	Excursus 5: Daydream and Imagination\n	3.6  Specifics of the Initial Imagination and Practical Handling Tips\n	Excursus 6: Initial Dream\n	3.7  Debriefing of the Initial Imagination\n	References\n4 A Short-Term Therapy With Imaginations: The Case of Musat\n	4.1  Establishing Contact and First Impressions of the Therapist\n	4.2  Therapy Planning\n	4.3  The Initial Imagination\n	4.4  First Treatment Phase\n	4.5  Second Treatment Phase\n	References\n5 A Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Imaginations: The Case of Grün\n	5.1  Initial Contact, First Impressions, Symptoms\n	5.2  Therapy Planning\n	5.3  Initial Imagination\n	5.4  The Therapeutic Process\n	Reference\n6 An Analytical Psychotherapy with Imaginations: The Case of Eichel\n	6.1  The beginning before the beginning\n	6.2  Therapy Planning\n	6.3  Initial Imagination\n	6.4  Three central scenes of the analytical process\n	6.5  The Analytical Process: At the Foot of the Mountain—Uphill—Reaching the Summit Plateau—Downhill\n	Reference\n7 Systematic Presentation of Working with Therapeutic Imaginations\n	7.1  Therapeutic Attitude in KIP\n	7.2  Dealing with Stimulus Motifs in the Initiation of Imaginations\n	Excurse 7: Symbol\n	7.3  Intervention Techniques in Imagination Accompaniment\n	Excursus 8: The Acoustic Dimension of Imaginations\n	7.4  Embedding Imagination in the Therapeutic Session and the Therapeutic Process\n	Excursus 9: Subject-level/Object-level Dream Interpretation\n	7.5  On the Post-Imagination Adaptations\n	7.6  Termination of a Therapy with Imaginations\n	7.7  Dealing with Transference, Countertransference, and Resistance in KIP\n		7.7.1  Introductory Theses\n		7.7.2  The Concept of Transference in Kip\n		7.7.3  Resistance in and Outside of Imaginations\n		7.7.4  Transference Phenomena in KIP\n		7.7.5  Perception and Handling of Countertransference\n		7.7.6  Practical Tips for Resistance Management and Transference Analysis in KIP\n	Excursus 10: Projection Neurosis\n	Excursus 11: Scene\n	References\n8 Application Spectrum and Training Organization\n	Excursus 12: Precursors of KIP and terms used for KIP in other countries; references to related methods\n	References\n9 Imagination in Art and Intellectual Life\n	References\nDirectory of Excursions\nReferences