2 hours. Prerequisite: CED6133. Provides an opportunity to explore the contribution of psychoanalytic theory for the understanding of persons and the practice of counseling. Psychoanalytic traditions examined include classical drive theory, ego psychology, interpersonal theory, object relations theory, and self- psychology. Special attention also given to the contributions of psychoanalytic theory to the understanding of character pathology and clinical diagnosis.
Note: Please reference the syllabus for your specific section to ensure you're completing the correct readings. The readings listed here represent a comprehensive list from all current sections of this course, and may not match each section exactly.
Christianity and Psychoanalysis: A new conversation by (Online) Christianity and Psychoanalysis: A new conversation by 
Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy by 
Freud and Beyond: a history of modern psychoanalytic thought by 
Psychoanalytic Diagnosis, Second Edition by (Online) Psychoanalytic Diagnosis, Second Edition by Note: Please reference the syllabus for your specific section to ensure you're completing the correct readings. The readings listed here represent a comprehensive list from all current sections of this course, and may not match each section exactly.
Inside Out and Outside In: psychodynamic clinical theory and psychopathology in contemporary multicultural contexts by 
(Online) Toward Mutual Recognition: Relational psychoanalysis and the Christian narrative by 
Psychoanalytic Case Formulation by 
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy by 
Object Relations and Self Psychology by 
Modes of Therapeutic Action: enhancement of knowledge, provision of experience, and engagement in relationship by